Simplified dependency annotations with GFL-Web

We present GFL-Web, a web-based in-terface for syntactic dependency annota-tion with the lightweight FUDG/GFL for-malism. Syntactic attachments are spec-ified in GFL notation and visualized as a graph. A one-day pilot of this work-flow with 26 annotators established that even novices were, with a bit of training, able to rapidly annotate the syntax of En-glish Twitter messages. The open-source tool is easily installed and configured; it is available at

Simplified Dependency Annotations with GFL-Web

<p>We present GFL-Web, a web-based interface for syntactic dependency annotation with the lightweight FUDG/GFL formalism. Syntactic attachments are specified in GFL notation and visualized as a graph. A one-day pilot of this work- flow with 26 annotators established that even novices were, with a bit of training, able to rapidly annotate the syntax of English Twitter messages.</p> <p>The open-source tool is easily installed and configured; it is available at: https://github.com/ Mordeaux/gfl_web</p