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Multi-strategy Definition of Annotation Services in Melita

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Melita goes beyond the dichotomy rule learning Vs rule writing of classic annotation systems, as it allows adopting different strategies, from annotating examples in a corpus for training a learner to rule writing and even a mixture of them.

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