Visualizers

[gcelano]

It is not clear to me how to change my corpus-config.toml so that I can avoid displaying some annotation layer. For example, the morphological feature "case" is displayed for all tokens: is it possible to disable it?

Moreover, the anno annotation (metadata) can be accessed by clicking on the "i" of each result: is it possible to show some of them explicitly?

[thomaskrause]

I assume you use the KWIC visualizer for the tokens, which is a grid visualizer in disguise. As such, you can configure it to only show a specific list of annotations (and implicitly not show any non-given annotation layers using the annos mapping: https://korpling.github.io/ANNIS/4/user-guide/import-and-config/visualizations-list.html#grid

[[visualizers]]
vis_type = "kwic"
display_name = "kwic"
visibility = "permanent"

[visualizers.mappings]
annos = "/tiger::lemma/,/tiger::pos/"

The annos mapping is a list of regular expressions (including the namespace) which must match so the annotation is shown.

There is currently no way of excluding metadata from the information window, but you can sort the order: https://korpling.github.io/ANNIS/4/user-guide/import-and-config/corpus-config.html#order-of-metadata-annotations

[thomaskrause]

In this case, how can I display the morphological features in a grid? I tried without success:

The grid visualizer is only triggered if the layer and element type are correct. Is the grid visualizer shown but the annotation layers are missing or is the grid visualizer not shown at all? There also has been an issue where the grid visualizer was configured to ignore the layer (by not specifying layer = "ogle0001") and could not display spans that did not belong to any layer. This has been fixed in ANNIS 4.12.3 (the release bundles several bugfixes and was released some moments ago).

[gcelano]

The grid visualizer is shown, but there is only the tokenization, while I would like to show the morphological features.

[thomaskrause]

Can you check that you are using the ANNIS 4.12.3 release? I would need access to the corpus files to check whether there is something missing in the configuration or if there is a bug in ANNIS itself.

[gcelano]

Yes, my version is 4.12.3 (https://annis.varro.informatik.uni-leipzig.de/oga020)

[thomaskrause]

If you can send me a subset of the corpus with the current configuration I can check why the grid visualizer filters out the annotations.