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| − | '''Manual annotation''' of documents in AmCAT is done in the [[Annotator]]. | + | '''Manual annotation''' of documents in AmCAT is done in the [[3.4:Annotator|Annotator]]. |
To go there, click on 'Annotator' on the upper right of the screen. | To go there, click on 'Annotator' on the upper right of the screen. | ||
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Think of which '''variables''' to use on which '''level''' (sentence or article), and of the '''answer categories''' that each variable should have. Also, make sure you '''[[3.4:Actions|prepare the set of articles]]''' or texts you want to code, using a '''[[3.4:Managing articlesets|sample]]''' if necessary. | Think of which '''variables''' to use on which '''level''' (sentence or article), and of the '''answer categories''' that each variable should have. Also, make sure you '''[[3.4:Actions|prepare the set of articles]]''' or texts you want to code, using a '''[[3.4:Managing articlesets|sample]]''' if necessary. | ||
| − | * Then, '''[[create codebooks]]''', '''sets of answer categories''', to attach to variables. You need to create these first to be able to connect the answer categories to the variables in the next step. | + | * Then, '''[[3.4:create codebooks|create codebooks]]''', '''sets of answer categories''', to attach to variables. You need to create these first to be able to connect the answer categories to the variables in the next step. |
| − | * If you want to highlight certain words in the article text shown when coding, create a '''[[highlighter]]'''. | + | * If you want to highlight certain words in the article text shown when coding, create a '''[[3.4:highlighter|highlighter]]'''. |
| − | * When this is done, '''[[create codingschemes]]''', '''schemes with variables for coding''', for both the article and the sentence level. | + | * When this is done, '''[[3.4:create codingschemes|create codingschemes]]''', '''schemes with variables for coding''', for both the article and the sentence level. |
| − | * Lastly, '''[[create a codingjob]]''' where you '''add codingschemes, coder and articleset together'''. | + | * Lastly, '''[[3.4:create a codingjob|create a codingjob]]''' where you '''add codingschemes, coder and articleset together'''. |
== Finished coding? == | == Finished coding? == | ||
| − | • When you are done coding, '''[[download coding results]]''' to '''use them for further analysis''' in programs such as Excel or SPSS. | + | • When you are done coding, '''[[3.4:download coding results|download coding results]]''' to '''use them for further analysis''' in programs such as Excel or SPSS. |
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| This page describes a feature in AmCAT 3.4 |
| View other version: 3.3 - 3.4 - 3.5 |
Manual annotation of documents in AmCAT is done in the Annotator.
To go there, click on 'Annotator' on the upper right of the screen.
Here, you can code documents such as newspaper articles on the article level, the sentence level, or both.
If you want to make your own codingjob from scratch, follow the steps below.
Think of which variables to use on which level (sentence or article), and of the answer categories that each variable should have. Also, make sure you prepare the set of articles or texts you want to code, using a sample if necessary.
• When you are done coding, download coding results to use them for further analysis in programs such as Excel or SPSS.
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