Allow annotators to continue annotating later

[ryanwesslen]

hi @cherrywoods,

Thanks for that background. That makes a lot of sense.

Even if you broke down the results by paragraph or sentence -- could you not load them in order so that the user is reading them similar to how they may read them? This way they can

For example, I wrote a previous post where I showed an example of going through the Prodigy docs paragraph by paragraph -- you can ignore the part on highlighting by sentence but the same idea holds.

Classify sentences with paragraph visible

hi @rosamond! Thanks for your question and welcome to the Prodigy community Thanks for the excellent background! That helped me a lot. Would something like this work? [textcat_sent_sequence] It's a custom recipe that loops through highlighting each sentence for binary classification within context (paragraph). It has two user experience designs to enable faster annotations. First, since it's framed as a binary task, you can quickly annotate with key bindings (no mouse or span highl…

We also have docs on other tips on working with longer docs like modifying the CSS or this link.

@cherrywoods

splitting the documents while avoiding to split spans that we would want to annotate across several pieces is non-trivial

Can you give an example? If you split on paragraph or sentence, ideally that wouldn't split the spans.