annotationstable: Create annotationstable

In PolMine/annolite: Lightweight Fulltext Display and Annotation Tools

Description

The annolite package uses an annotationstable to store and manage the annotations of an document. An annotationstable object is a S3 superclass of a data.frame. An annotationstable is a data.frame with the following columns:

• text: The original text that has been selected to serve as a basis for an annotation. Note that text selection is not required to cover whole words. Parts of words may have been selected.

• code: A code that has been assigned to an annotated passage of text. Available codes need to be predefined before an annotation exercise.

• color: The color used to highlight annotated token sequences. Each color needs to reflect one code.

• annotation: An explanatory note on the code that has been assigned.

• start: ID of the first token that has been annotated. If the annotated document is a subcorpus of a CWB corpus, the token ID is the integer corpus position.

• end: ID of the last token that has been annotated. If the annotated document is a subcorpus of a CWB corpus, the token ID is the integer corpus position.

The function annotationstable() serves as a constructor for an annotationstable. If called without arguments, an empty annotationstable is returned. If called with arguments, all input vectors need to have the same length.

Usage

annotationstable(
  text = character(),
  code = character(),
  color = character(),
  annotation = character(),
  start = integer(),
  end = integer()
)

Arguments

text	A character vector.
code	A character vector.
color	A character vector.
annotation	A character vector.
start	A integer vector
end	integer A integer vector.

Examples

empty_annotationstable <- annotationstable()

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