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Annotating signals in text
A signal is a span of text that gives extra information about an entity. For example, the laterality of an entity. Once the mention of an entity has been annotated, other information signalled by the text can also be annotated and attached to the entity. This section describes how annotators should map from the surface text of signals to a signal annotation:
- Which bits of text should be annotated as signals?
- How should spans of text be mapped to signals?
- How should special cases be dealt with?
- What information should be recorded for a signal text?
Summary
The signals