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@wyai/annotation
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web-based annotation tool for natural language processing (NLP) needs, inspired by brat rapid annotation tool and poplar annotation
A web-based annotation tool for natural language processing (NLP) needs, inspired by brat rapid annotation tool.

Poplar is the new version of synyi-annotation-tool and not production ready. Please report an issue if you find any problems.
See https://synyi.github.io/poplar/
npm i poplar-annotation
or if you'd like to use yarn
yarn add poplar-annotation
import {Annotator} from 'poplar-annotation'
/**
* Create an Annotator object
* @param data can be JSON or string
* @param htmlElement the html element to bind to
* @param config config object
*/
new Annotator(data: string, htmlElement: HTMLElement, config?: Object)
View our API Reference here.
See our Developer's Guide.
Poplar is led by AI team at Synyi
FAQs
web-based annotation tool for natural language processing (NLP) needs, inspired by brat rapid annotation tool and poplar annotation
We found that @wyai/annotation demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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