Re: Support for quickly classifying or annotating with labels from a hierarchy

On Tue, May 4, 2010 10:49 am, Sven Hartrumpf wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I have a fixed classification comprising around 50 classes.
> The classes are organized in a simple hierarchy (tree depth up to 3 or 4).
> How can I efficiently classify lines in a file (or to put it differently:
> annotate the objects represented in each line)?
> The root node of the classification is labeled top here.
>
> Example file:
>
> Berlin top
> Paris top
> Rome top
> ...
>
> Mouse-oriented and keyboard-oriented solutions welcome, but in both
> cases the hierarchy should be visible when classification of a line is
> initiated.

I am not sure I understand. So please provide more details.
Could you please in more detail show, what the file looks like?
Where is the top node? How can you distinguish the different levels of
hierachy? And secondly, how would you like the result to be displayed? Do
you want to modify your file? Or would you rather have the hierarchy shown
in a separate window?

It would help to provde a before/after example.

regards,
Christian

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