data-item: static information entities

Scope

References to data, datasets, documents, their parts, collections, universals, and similar information entities that can not be realized as processes (cf. plan) are annotated as data-item.

Syntactic constraints

Names and nominal mentions (see Span annotation: Name mention annotation and Nominal mention annotation)

Examples

• data

  analyse data from web T1 PROCESS 0 7 analyse T2 DATA-ITEM 8 12 data T3 DATA-ITEM 18 21 web

• word

  meaning of a word T1 DATA-ITEM 0 7 mining T2 DATA-ITEM 13 17 word

• result

  the results of a project T1 DATA-ITEM 4 11 results T2 PLAN 17 24 project

• information

  retrieve information from speech data T1 PROCESS 0 8 retrieve T2 DATA-ITEM 9 20 information T3 DATA-ITEM 26 37 speech data

• training corpus

  different training corpus T1 QUALITY 0 9 different T2 DATA-ITEM 10 25 training corpus

• parse tree

  a parse tree is decomposed into meta-structure T1 DATA-ITEM 2 12 parse tree T2 PROCESS 16 26 decomposed T3 DATA-ITEM 32 46 meta-structure

• graph

  draw a graph T1 PROCESS 0 4 draw T2 DATA-ITEM 7 12 graph

References

The semantic scope of data-item includes those of data item_IAO and textual entity_IAO. (see Ontological basis: Information entities). See also information content entity_IAO; contrast plan / directive information entity_IAO. Contrast quality, see Specific annotation guidelines.

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