User's manual

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User roles

Each user has a role in the system: reader, editor or administrator:

  • Reader – may view documents
  • Editor – may edit the documents (Section 6).
  • Administrator – has access to configuration (Section 7).

Roles are assigned to users by administrator.

Getting started

System can be accessed from: IA tagger home

It requires: Chrome, Opera or Mozilla Firefox. To start, log in. The default password is tagger, which can be changed at any time.

login <request login from administrator>
password tagger

How to upload a text document

Select Documents. Click File/Wybierz dokument to select a text document that should be uploaded. In the Language window select the language of the document. Click Submit, to confirm the choice of the file and the language. The name of the file will be added to the list of documents uploaded so far (Documents list).

During the upload, the text is split into sentences and words. One line corresponds to one sentence. A string of characters between spaces is interpreted as a word.

How to open a document

Select the Documents option and click the name of the document from the list (or the adjacent icon).

How to save a document

You don’t have to save the document. Each modification is automatically saved.

How to annotate a document

An opened document is split into sentences. Click Edit.png next to the sentence you want to annotate. You can navigate between sentences using CTRL + arrow (up or down).

Adjusting the sentence splitting

You can adjust the automatic sentence splitting. Switch on the Edit mode (just below the menu). You can split the sentences with the scissors icon (Split.png) or merge them with the glue icon (JoinRight.png).

Editing the contents of a sentence

You can modify a sentence by adding or deleting words. Click any word in a sentence. You will see the following icons:

  • Plus.png - insert a new word before the current one - available for all words, which are not postpositions
  • PlusNext.png - add a new word after the current one - available only for the last word
  • Delete.png - remove the word (available only for words that do not have postpositions; to remove a word that has a postposition, you must first separate it from the postposition)
  • CurlyBracket.png - or (Ctrl-y) - mark the next word as a postposition (available only for words that do not have postpositions, are not postpositions themselves and do not end the line)
  • CurlyBracketX.png - or (Ctrl-u) - separate the word from the postposition (available only postpositions or words having postpositions).