Understanding trigger files about triggerner HOT 1 CLOSED

Hi, Thank you for your interest.

Since the definition of trigger is a "group of words" that can help labeling decisions, each T-n is "trigger". For the above example, 'British lamb' is one trigger.

The number doesn't have any pattern. We assign a single sentence with three annotators and use the consolidated results as our triggers. During the consolidation, the number is randomly assigned and some of the triggers are removed. That's why some of the sentences don't have a specific number.

The number doesn't have 'meaning'.
It is for marking words in the same trigger to be recognized as a same trigger,
and also distinguishing a trigger from other triggers.

The current trigger file is turked file so that we agree it seems a little bit awkward.
We now annotating more "reasonable trigger" files by ourselves with experts' advice.
Please stay tuned until release!

Thank you.

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