start to annotate pre-defined labels in python

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Dear Ines,

we have a text data of a book, we want to annotate based on some labels. what is the starting point, I could follow your documentation. can I work with prodigy in my Jupyter lab and python?

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Hi! When you say ā€œannotate based on some labelsā€, what do you mean exactly? Do you want to assign one or more labels to a text? Do you want to highlight spans in a text and assign labels to them? How many labels do you have?

The default usage of Prodigy is via the command line, and if youā€™re using JupyterLab, you should be able to use the built-in terminal, or add a the command to a cell with a !, e.g. ! python -m prodigy .... Weā€™re also working on a JupyterLab extension that will let you annotate in a widget without having to leave JupyterLab :smiley:

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Dear Ines,
first, It seems still have problem with run prodigy in my browser,

I followed the instruction in your website, it seems still does not work, I could not run from cmd,
but I only ran from jupyter lab

import prodigy

prodigy.serve(ā€˜ner.teachā€™, ā€˜datasetā€™, ā€˜en_core_web_smā€™, ā€˜data.jsonlā€™,
None, None, [ā€˜PERSONā€™, ā€˜ORGā€™], None, None)

I had interface (although I opeded browser manually http://localhost:8080/)
but it says
Oops, something went wrong :frowning:

it seems installation is correct (I have also folder in my directory and pip show I have prodigy)
can you let me know what should I do ?

we have five labels, and we want to assign to some each entity only one label

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Moha

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I've posted an answer to your question in the other thread: