Content Annotation¶
This category groups text content and phonetic content, the former being one of the most frequent elements in FoLiA and used to associate text (or a phonetic transcription) with a structural element.
FoLiA defines the following types of content annotation:
Content Annotation – This category groups text content and phonetic content, the former being one of the most frequent elements in FoLiA and used to associate text (or a phonetic transcription) with a structural element.
- Text Annotation –
<t>
– Text annotation associates actual textual content with structural elements, without it a document would be textless. FoLiA treats it as an annotation like any other. - Phonetic Annotation/Content –
<ph>
– This is the phonetic analogy to text content (<t>
) and allows associating a phonetic transcription with any structural element, it is often used in a speech context. Note that for actual segmentation into phonemes, FoLiA has another related type:Phonological Annotation
- Raw Content –
<content>
– This associates raw text content which can not carry any further annotation. It is used in the context of Gap Annotation
- Text Annotation –