[options] # Possible values for validate: # - all: perform full validation # - none: don't perform any validation Validation validate:all # Possible values for tokenizer # - ptblike: emulate Penn Treebank tokenization # - mecab: perform Japanese tokenization using MeCab # - whitespace: split by whitespace characters in source text (only) Tokens tokenizer:ptblike # Possible values for splitter: # - regex : regular expression-based sentence splitting # - newline: split by newline characters in source text (only) Sentences splitter:regex # Possible values for logfile: # - : no annotation logging # - NAME : log into file NAME (e.g. "/home/brat/annotation.log") Annotation-log logfile: [search] # Search option configuration. Configured queries will be available in # text span annotation dialogs. When selected on the UI, these open # the given URL ("") with the string "%s" replaced with the # selected text span. Google :http://www.google.com/search?q=%s Wikipedia :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=%s [annotators] # Automatic annotation service configuration. The values of "tool" and # "model" are required for the UI, and "" should be filled with # the URL of the web service. See the brat documentation for more # information. # Examples: Tokens tool:Tokens, model:Tokens, :http://localhost:47111/ # Stanford-CoNLL-MUC tool:Stanford_NER, model:CoNLL+MUC, :http://127.0.0.1:47111/ # NERtagger-GENIA tool:NERtagger, model:GENIA, :http://example.com:8080/tagger/ [disambiguators] # Automatic semantic disambiguation service configuration. The values # of "tool" and "model" are required for the UI, and "" should be # filled with the URL of the web service. See the brat documentation # for more information. # Example: # simsem-GENIA tool:simsem, model:GENIA, :http://example.com:8080/tagger/%s [normalization] # Configuration for normalization against external resources. The # resource name (first field of each line) should match that of a # normalization DB on the brat server (see tools/norm_db_init.py), # "" should be filled with the URL of the resource (preferably # one providing a serach interface), and "" should be a # string containing "%s" that, when replacing "%s" with an ID in # the external resource, becomes a link to a page representing # the entry corresponding to the ID in that resource. # Example #UniProt :http://www.uniprot.org/, :http://www.uniprot.org/uniprot/%s #GO :http://www.geneontology.org/, :http://amigo.geneontology.org/cgi-bin/amigo/term_details?term=GO:%s #FMA :http://fme.biostr.washington.edu/FME/index.html, :http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ontology-lookup/browse.do?ontName=FMA&termId=FMA:%s #Wikipedia :http://en.wikipedia.org, :http://en.wikipedia.org/?curid=%s