tags
- Introduction
Object Tags
- Audio
- HyperText
- Image
- Paragraphs
- Table
- Text
- TimeSeries
- Video
Control Tags
- Brush
- BrushLabels
- Choice
- Choices
- DateTime
- Ellipse
- EllipseLabels
- HyperTextLabels
- KeyPoint
- KeyPointLabels
- Label
- Labels
- List
- Number
- Pairwise
- ParagraphLabels
- Polygon
- PolygonLabels
- Ranker
- Rating
- Rectangle
- RectangleLabels
- Relation
- Relations
- Shortcut
- Taxonomy
- TextArea
- TimeSeriesLabels
- VideoRectangle
Visual & Experience Tags
- Collapse
- Filter
- Header
- Repeater
- Style
- View
HyperTextLabels
The HyperTextLabels
tag creates labeled hyper text (HTML). Use with the HyperText object tag to annotate HTML text or HTML elements for named entity recognition tasks.
Use with the following data types: HTML.
Parameters
Param | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
name | string |
Name of the element | |
toName | string |
Name of the HTML element to label | |
[choice] | single | multiple |
single |
Configure if you can select one or multiple labels |
[maxUsages] | number |
Maximum number of times a label can be used per task | |
[showInline] | boolean |
true |
Show labels in the same visual line |
Sample Results JSON
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
value | Object |
|
value.start | string |
xpath of the container where the region starts (xpath) |
value.end | string |
xpath of the container where the region ends (xpath) |
value.startOffset | number |
offset within start container |
value.endOffset | number |
offset within end container |
[value.text] | string |
text content of the region, can be skipped |
Example JSON
{
"value": {
"start": "/div[1]/p[2]/text()[1]",
"end": "/div[1]/p[4]/text()[3]",
"startOffset": 2,
"endOffset": 81,
"hypertextlabels": ["Car"]
}
}
Example
Basic semantic text labeling configuration
<View>
<HyperTextLabels name="labels" toName="ht">
<Label value="Header" />
<Label value="Body Text" />
</HyperTextLabels>
<HyperText name="ht" value="$html" />
</View>
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