1 / 28

Partitur-Editor: Annotation

This guide provides an in-depth overview of the processes involved in transcription and annotation using the Partitur Editor. It covers the independent and dependent descriptions of verbal and non-verbal actions of speakers, the different types of annotation tiers, and how to manage them effectively. You will learn how to add, merge, and manage annotations relating to content for each speaker, as well as specific guidance on annotating prepositional phrases and errors in speech. The guide is aimed at users looking to enhance their transcription practices with detailed annotation techniques.

newton
Télécharger la présentation

Partitur-Editor: Annotation

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Partitur-Editor: Annotation

  2. Transcription - Annotation • Transcription: • basic, independet description of verbal and non-verbal action of speakers • Annotation: • dependent description of a given part of the transcription

  3. Transcription - Annotation • Different types of tiers and annotations • Corresponding events in transcription and annotation tier Typ T(ranskription) Typ A(nnotation)

  4. Annotation tiers • An annotation tier is always assigned to a particular speaker • The category of tiers always corresponds the information annotated

  5. Annotation von Präpositionalphrasen • Zwei Annotationsspuren kommen hinzu: • Eine Annotationsspur der Kategorie „PP“ für Präpositionalphrasen mit Nominalphrasen • Eine Annotationsspur der Kategorie „Fehler“ für verschiedene Fehlerarten Tier symbols Event symbols Menus

  6. Adding an annotation tier • as last tier of the transcript: Tier > Add tier… • above the selected tier:Tier > Insert tier… • change order:Tier > Change tier order…

  7. Set tier properties Sprecher (annotated) A(nnotation) Relating to content

  8. Edit tier properties • Select tier (click on speaker abbrev.) • Tier > Tier properties… Deselect „Auto“ for customised display

  9. Summary • Tier >Add tier… • Speaker/select speaker • Each speaker has his/her own annotation tier • Type/ set type of A(nnotation) • Category/ set category • Name relates to content, not too long, e.g. „PP“ or „error“

  10. Annotation von Präpositionalphrasen • In der Annotationsspur „PP“: • P+NPakk • P+NPdat • P+NPgen • P+NP (Wenn der Kasus nicht zu bestimmen ist.) • In der Annotationsspur „Fehler“: • RP (Rektion Präposition): *nach das Essen, *bei die Wand • WR (Wechselpräposition Richtung): *du stellst dich vor dem Bild • WO (Wechselpräposition Ort): *ich bin neben die Pflanze • MISC (Weitere Fehler): *zu Ziel

  11. Split event Move cursor to splitting point • Event > Split (Cltr+2)

  12. Split event Interpolated point in time for new event New Event

  13. Split event adjust • New event for annotation(s)

  14. Split event Enter annotation in tiers • First two annotations!

  15. Merge events • Event > Split (Ctrl+2)

  16. Merge events Select event(s) in annotation • Event > Merge (Ctrl+1)

  17. Merge events Enter annotation in new event • Merge ( ) repeat for other annotations

  18. Merge events • Two more annotations

  19. Double-split event Select part for annotation • Event > Double split (Ctrl+3)

  20. Double-split event Adjust both parts

  21. Double-split event Annotation in new event • One more annotation!

  22. Summary • Tiers – Type A(nnotation) – add each category for every speaker • In the transcription tier (if desired for the given event) • either split (Event > Split, Ctrl+2) • or double-split (Event > Double split, Ctrl+3) • In the annotation tier (if desired) merge events (Event > Merge, Ctrl+1) • Enter annotation (typing)

  23. The annotation tool • For all tier categories: • Annotation categories • Names • (if desired) tag • (if desired) description(examples, guidelines)

  24. The annotation tool • Annotation Specification file

  25. The annotion tool • View > Annotation Panel • Open PP.xml

  26. Select • Select event(s) in the annotation tier • First of all (double) split in the T-tier • Requested file card will be selected by selection in the Partitur-Editor

  27. Add annotation • Double-click on the desired annotation category in the annotation panel • Several events will be automatically linked

  28. Summary • View > Annotation Panel • Open… • Within transcription tier (in need) • Either split (Strg+2 / via right mouse click) • or double split (Strg+3 / via right mouse click) • Select event in the annotation tier • Duble-click on the annotation category in the annotation panel

More Related