Annotation Data Management with JeDIS
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This paper introduces the Jena Document Information System (JeDIS). The focus lies on its capability to partition annotation graphs into modules. Annotation modules are defined in terms of types from the annotation schema. Modules allow easy manipulation of their annotations (deletion or update) and the creation of alternative annotations of individual documents even for annotation formalisms that by design do not support this feature.
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