Create a Customized Text Annotation Tool in Two Days - Part 2
Photo Credit Introduction In Part 1 of this series, we’ve discussed why building your own annotation tool can be a good idea, and demonstrated a back-end API server based on FastAPI. Now in this Part 2, we’re going to build a front-end interface that interacts with the end-user (the annotator). The front-end needs to do mainly three things: Fetch a batch of sentence/paragraph pairs to be annotated from the back-end server. Present the pairs to the annotator and provide a way for them to adjust the automatically generated labels. Send the annotated results to the back-end server. Disclaimer: I’m relatively inexperienced in front-end development. The code here may seem extremely amateur to professionals. However, I hope this post can serve as a reference or starting point for those with similar requirements. ...