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--- basic_annotation_workflow [2017/04/25 14:40] – Adding GitDox eplatte
+++ basic_annotation_workflow [2020/08/03 16:56] – admin
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 === Transcribe your text ===
-Transcribe your text in [[gitdox_workflow|GitDox]]. Alternatively, transcribe your text into a [[transcribe_a_text|text file]].
+Transcribe your text in [[gitdox_workflow|GitDox]]. Alternatively, transcribe your text into a [[transcribe_a_text|text file]]. Be sure the transcription divides the text into bound groups
 At this point, you may follow one of two paths:
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 === NLP Service Online Workflow ===
-[[natural_language_processing_service_online|Run the NLP Service]] on your transcribed text.
+[[natural_language_processing_service_online|Run the NLP Service]] on your transcribed text in GitDox.
+  * If your text is in a text file, copy and paste it into the GitDox text editor. (See the [[gitdox_workflow|GitDox]] page for more information on using the GitDox text editor.)
+  * If your text is already transcribed into the GitDox text editor and validated (see [[gitdox_workflow|GitDox]]), you're ready for the NLP tools.
-//If you have not already done so in GitDox, you will generally want to proofread tokenization as part of the NLP Service process as described in the guidelines.//
+You will see an NLP button below the text window. Click it.
+//Note for veteran GitDox users: you do not need to proofread tokenization as part of the NLP Service process. The NLP service works better, now, without tokenizing first.//
 [[import_macro|Import the SGML into a spreadsheet.]]