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%T Intuitive and Formal Transparency in Annotation Schemes
%A Bunt, Harry
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%X This paper explores the application of the notion of ‘transparency’ to annotation schemes, understood as the properties that make it easy for potential users to see the scope of the scheme, the main concepts used in annotations, and the ways these concepts are interrelated. Based on an analysis of annotation schemes in the ISO Semantic Annotation Framework, it is argued that the way these schemes make use of ‘metamodels’ is not optimal, since these models are often not entirely clear and not directly related to the formal specification of the scheme. It is shown that by formalizing the relation between metamodels and annotations, by formalizing the relation between metamodels and annotations, both can benefit and can be made simpler, and the annotation scheme becomes intuitively more transparent.
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Markdown (Informal)

[Intuitive and Formal Transparency in Annotation Schemes](https://aclanthology.org/2022.isa-1.14) (Bunt, ISA 2022)

• Intuitive and Formal Transparency in Annotation Schemes (Bunt, ISA 2022)

ACL

• Harry Bunt. 2022. Intuitive and Formal Transparency in Annotation Schemes. In Proceedings of the 18th Joint ACL - ISO Workshop on Interoperable Semantic Annotation within LREC2022, pages 102–109, Marseille, France. European Language Resources Association.