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Advanced FCS Data View
Add you examples and proposals for the Advanced FCS DataView? here.
Proposals
Proposal 1
- Who: Oliver (IDS)
- What: Initial Proposal 2. Ad-Hoc Stand-Off representation of multiple annotation layers.
- Code:
<fcs> <!-- Classic Example: Peter and Paul and the hammer --> <data><![CDATA[Hey Paul! Would you give me the hammer?]]></data> <!-- 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890 0 1 2 3 4 --> <layers> <!-- part of speech --> <layer type="pos"> <span start="1" end="3" value="NOUN" value-info="NN" /> <span start="5" end="8" value="PROPN" value-info="NNP" /> <span start="9" end="9" value="PUNCT" value-info="." /> <span start="11" end="15" value="VERB" value-info="VB" /> <span start="17" end="19" value="PRON" value-info="PRP" /> <span start="21" end="24" value="VERB" value-info="VB" /> <span start="27" end="27" value="PRON" value-info="PRP" /> <span start="29" end="31" value="DET" value-info="DT" /> <span start="33" end="38" value="NOUN" value-info="NN" /> <span start="39" end="39" value="PUNCT" value-info="." /> </layer> <!-- lemma --> <layer type="lemma"> <span start="1" end="3" value="hey" /> <span start="5" end="8" value="paul" /> <span start="9" end="9" value="!" /> <span start="11" end="15" value="would" /> <span start="17" end="19" value="you" /> <span start="21" end="24" value="give" /> <span start="27" end="27" value="me" /> <span start="29" end="31" value="the" /> <span start="33" end="38" value="hammer" /> <span start="39" end="39" value="?" /> </layer> <!-- turns or utterances --> <layer type="turns"> <span start="1" end="27" value="turn" value-info="Peter" /> <span start="29" end="39" value="turn" value-info="Paul" /> </layer> <!-- sentences --> <layer type="sentences"> <span start="1" end="9" value="sentence" /> <span start="11" end="39" value="sentence" /> </layer> </layers> </fcs> - Issues/Discussion?:
- a lot
Proposal for transcriptions of spoken language
- Who: Hanna (HZSK) trying to squeeze transcription data into Olli's dataview proposal (here 1, should work for 2 too?)
- What: A first draft for an Olli's Dataview Proposal 1 version of a small excerpt from a transcription according to the HIAT system widely used for discourse transcription, at least in Germany. It is a representation of the transcription of the conversation, i.e. of a text and not of the conversation itself, and it has been linearized though it was originally created for musical score notation. A common issue (which also applies for diachronic corpora) not represented here is the use of deviations from standard orthography ("i wanna kinda...").
- Code:
<!-- a small excerpt from a transcription according to the HIAT system --> <fcs> <segments> <seg id="s1">Als</seg> <seg id="s2">o</seg> <seg id="s3">…</seg> <seg id="s4"><![CDATA[ ]]></seg> <seg id="s5">Sch</seg> <seg id="s6">ön</seg> <seg id="s7">.</seg> <seg id="s8"><![CDATA[ ]]></seg> <seg id="s9">Auf</seg> <seg id="s10"><![CDATA[ ]]></seg> <seg id="s11">W</seg> <seg id="s12">iedersehen</seg> <seg id="s13">.</seg> <seg id="s14"><![CDATA[ ]]></seg> <seg id="s15">Ne</seg> <seg id="s16">?</seg> <seg id="s17"><![CDATA[ ]]></seg> <seg id="s18">Äh</seg> <seg id="s19">…</seg> <seg id="s20"><![CDATA[ ]]></seg> <seg id="s21">((0,3s))</seg> <seg id="s22"><![CDATA[ ]]></seg> <seg id="s23">Öh</seg> <seg id="s24">˙</seg> <seg id="s25"><![CDATA[ ]]></seg> </segments> <layers> <layer type="words"> <!-- tokens, words, ... ? --> <span segs="s1 s2" value="Also"/> <span segs="s5 s6" value="Schön"/> <span segs="s9" value="Auf"/> <span segs="s11 s12" value="Wiedersehen"/> <span segs="s15" value="Ne"/> <span segs="s18" value="Äh"/> <span segs="s23" value="Öh"/> </layer> <!-- part of speech --> <layer type="pos"> <span segs="s1 s2" value="ADV" value-info="ADV"/> <span segs="s5 s6" value="ADJ" value-info="ADJD"/> <span segs="s9" value="ADP" value-info="APPR"/> <span segs="s11 s12" value="NOUN" value-info="NN"/> <span segs="s15" value="PART" value-info="PTKANT"/> <span segs="s18" value="INTJ" value-info="ITJ"/> <span segs="s23" value="INTJ" value-info="ITJ"/> </layer> <!-- some lemma info --> <layer type="lemma"> <span segs="s1 s2" value="also"/> <span segs="s5 s6" value="schön"/> <span segs="s9" value="auf"/> <span segs="s11 s12" value="Wiedersehen"/> <span segs="s15" value="<unknown>"/> <span segs="s18" value="<unknown>"/> <span segs="s23" value="<unknown>"/> </layer> <!-- non-words/non-verbal - silence, noises etc. - do we have to agree on vocabulary for the types? this could be left out, since the word/token layer doesn't contain non-verbal segments, but if we're serious about speech we might need it... --> <layer type="non-words"> <span segs="s21 s22" value="pause" value-info="0.3"/> </layer> <!-- transcription systems differ regarding the segmentation units and many users are very rigid about using their own definitions and terms, for visualization one could maybe simply display the unit boundaries and "utterance: interrupted" without interpreting it --> <layer type="segmentation-units"> <span segs="s1 s2 s3 s4" value="utterance" value-info="interrupted"/> <span segs="s5 s6 s7 s8" value="utterance" value-info="declarative"/> <span segs="s9 s10 s11 s12 s13 s14" value="utterance" value-info="declarative"/> <span segs="s15 s16 s17" value="utterance" value-info="interrogative"/> <span segs="s18 s19 s20" value="utterance" value-info="interrupted"/> <span segs="s23 s24 s25" value="utterance" value-info="undefined"/> </layer> <!-- for some transcription conventions, there is no further segmentation into specific units, but still speakers should be recognized - these spans might get huge, since pauses are often considered part of the contribution --> <layer type="speaker-contributions"> <span segs="s1 s2 s3 s4" value="KLA"/> <span segs="s5 s6 s7 s8 s9 s10 s11 s12 s13 s14" value="AMT"/> <span segs="s15 s16 s17 s18 s19 s20 s21 s22 s23 s24 s25" value="KLA"/> </layer> <!-- not all segments are time-aligned, to enable audio replay there's a handle too, looks a bit repetitive though... --> <layer type="timed-intervals"> <span segs="s1" value="00:02:15.000/00:02:15.400" value-info="http://hdl.handle.net/11022/0000-0000-506A-F@WAV"/> <span segs="s2 s3 s4" value="00:02:15.400/00:02:15.500" value-info="http://hdl.handle.net/11022/0000-0000-506A-F@WAV"/> <span segs="s5" value="00:02:15.400/00:02:15.500" value-info="http://hdl.handle.net/11022/0000-0000-506A-F@WAV"/> <span segs="s6 s7 s8" value="00:02:15.500/00:02:15.800" value-info="http://hdl.handle.net/11022/0000-0000-506A-F@WAV"/> <span segs="s9 s10 s11" value="00:02:15.800/00:02:16.100" value-info="http://hdl.handle.net/11022/0000-0000-506A-F@WAV"/> <span segs="s12 s13 s14" value="00:02:16.100/00:02:16.600" value-info="http://hdl.handle.net/11022/0000-0000-506A-F@WAV"/> <span segs="s15 s16 s17" value="00:02:15.800/00:02:16.100" value-info="http://hdl.handle.net/11022/0000-0000-506A-F@WAV"/> <span segs="s18 s19 s20" value="00:02:16.100/00:02:16.700" value-info="http://hdl.handle.net/11022/0000-0000-506A-F@WAV"/> <span segs="s21 s22" value="00:02:16.700/00:02:17.000" value-info="http://hdl.handle.net/11022/0000-0000-506A-F@WAV"/> <span segs="s23 s24 s25" value="00:02:17.000/00:02:17.469" value-info="http://hdl.handle.net/11022/0000-0000-506A-F@WAV"/> </layer> </layers> </fcs> - Issues/Discussion?:
- a (normalized?) word/token layer?
- sometimes another attribute in the layer element might be good to describe i.e. what's in the value-info (e.g. original tagset name for the pos layer)
- everything concerning spoken language...
Proposal 2
- Who: ljo (Språkbanken)
- What: Multilayered anchorbased annotations allowing parallel annotations of the same kind/type
- Code: To be published
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- Issues/Discussion?:
- This can look a bit crowded so I don't expect anyone to get too excited about it, but bits and pieces might spur some discussion atleast. We use it for text corpora and anchors are only added -- never removed for persistency, so this differs a bit from our dataview perspective which is for transport only and quite short-lived.
Proposal N
- Who: Peter Beinema (MPI)
- What: attempt to map CGN utterance nl000783.1 eaf-description to DataView? example
- Code:
<!-- a transcription from Spoken Dutch Corpus (Corpus Gesproken Nederlands / CGN) utterance fn000783.1 containing Words, PoS, Lemma, and Phonetics. CGN metadata are available in XML-form, but are for searching purposes stored in a relational database. The endpoint software would have to do quite some transformations anyway; changes to this proposal are negotiable. --> <!-- NB 1: A <data> part as mentioned by Oliver in proposal 1 is certainly possible to generate; something like it is readily available. Indexing on character/codepoint level is not used in CGN, however; CGN's basic unit is the Word (almost, but not exactly a token). <!-- example reconstruction: <data><![CDATA[t da 's de enige echte hoop voor ons mensen.]]></data> 12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234 0 1 2 3 4 --> NB 2: approx 10% of the utterances are phonetically transcribed in a variant of X-SAMPA. (cf. phonetics layer). For each Word/oken that is phonetically transcribed, start and end time in milliseconds are given in a separate TIME_ORDER 'layer', that contains TIME_SLOT_ID's that are referenced elsewhere. It is probably most elegant to integrate start/end times in the Words layer, and remove the TIME_ORDER layer. Consequences for searching on time and duration (if desired at all) have to ibe figured out. NB 3: Currently, the phonetic transcriptions map to the tokens, but not the other way around. Searching for literal X-sampa strings will not find all occurrences of a specific orthographic token. NB 4: information on pauzes etc. is not available. NB 5: start- and end times of different tokens can overlap; see fn00783.1.2 [ts3-ts5] and fn000783.1.3 [ts4-ts6] below. NB 6: CGN has its own PoS tag set. It can be mapped to and from UD either on a very detailed level (including attributes - thank you, Dan), or on a less fine-grained level (tags with as little as possible attributes to make some necessary distinctions) NB 7: it is probably useful to strip more tag pairs and attributes --> <fcs> <layers> <layer type="TIME_ORDER"> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts1" TIME_VALUE="0"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts2" TIME_VALUE="173"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts3" TIME_VALUE="173"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts4" TIME_VALUE="173"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts5" TIME_VALUE="304"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts6" TIME_VALUE="304"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts7" TIME_VALUE="304"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts8" TIME_VALUE="480"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts9" TIME_VALUE="480"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts10" TIME_VALUE="1119"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts11" TIME_VALUE="1339"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts12" TIME_VALUE="1901"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts13" TIME_VALUE="1901"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts14" TIME_VALUE="2427"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts15" TIME_VALUE="3084"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts16" TIME_VALUE="3493"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts17" TIME_VALUE="3493"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts18" TIME_VALUE="3754"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts19" TIME_VALUE="3754"/> <TIME_SLOT TIME_SLOT_ID="ts20" TIME_VALUE="4274"/> </layer> <layer DEFAULT_LOCALE="nl" LINGUISTIC_TYPE_REF="Words" PARTICIPANT="N01999"> <ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.1" TIME_SLOT_REF1="ts1" TIME_SLOT_REF2="ts2"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>t</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION> <ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.2" TIME_SLOT_REF1="ts3" TIME_SLOT_REF2="ts5"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>da</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION> <ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.3" TIME_SLOT_REF1="ts4" TIME_SLOT_REF2="ts6"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>'s</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION> <ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.4" TIME_SLOT_REF1="ts7" TIME_SLOT_REF2="ts8"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>de</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION> <ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.5" TIME_SLOT_REF1="ts9" TIME_SLOT_REF2="ts10"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>enige</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION> <ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.6" TIME_SLOT_REF1="ts11" TIME_SLOT_REF2="ts12"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>echte</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION> <ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.7" TIME_SLOT_REF1="ts13" TIME_SLOT_REF2="ts14"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>hoop</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION> <ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.8" TIME_SLOT_REF1="ts15" TIME_SLOT_REF2="ts16"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>voor</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION> <ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.9" TIME_SLOT_REF1="ts17" TIME_SLOT_REF2="ts18"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>ons</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION> <ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.10" TIME_SLOT_REF1="ts19" TIME_SLOT_REF2="ts21"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>mensen</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </ALIGNABLE_ANNOTATION> </layer> <layer type="PoS" DEFAULT_LOCALE="nl" PARTICIPANT="N01999"> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.1-pos" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.1"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>SPEC(afgebr)</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.2-pos" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.2" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.1-pos"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>VNW(aanw,pron,stan,vol,3o,ev)</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.3-pos" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.3" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.2-pos"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>WW(pv,tgw,ev)</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.4-pos" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.4" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.3-pos"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>LID(bep,stan,rest)</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.5-pos" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.5" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.4-pos"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>VNW(onbep,det,stan,prenom,met-e,rest)</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.6-pos" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.6" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.5-pos"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>ADJ(prenom,basis,met-e,stan)</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.7-pos" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.7" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.6-pos"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>N(soort,ev,basis,zijd,stan)</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.8-pos" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.8" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.7-pos"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>VZ(init)</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.9-pos" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.9" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.8-pos"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>VNW(pr,pron,obl,vol,1,mv)</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.10-pos" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.10" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.9-pos"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>N(soort,mv,basis)</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> </layer> <layer DEFAULT_LOCALE="nl" LINGUISTIC_TYPE_REF="Lemma" PARENT_REF="N01999-Words" PARTICIPANT="N01999" TIER_ID="N01999-Lemma"> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.1-lem" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.1"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>_</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.2-lem" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.2" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.1-lem"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>dat</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.3-lem" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.3" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.2-lem"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>zijn</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.4-lem" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.4" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.3-lem"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>de</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.5-lem" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.5" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.4-lem"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>enig</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.6-lem" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.6" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.5-lem"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>echt</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.7-lem" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.7" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.6-lem"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>hoop</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.8-lem" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.8" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.7-lem"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>voor</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.9-lem" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.9" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.8-lem"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>ons</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.10-lem" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.10" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.9-lem"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>mens</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> </layer> <layer DEFAULT_LOCALE="nl" LINGUISTIC_TYPE_REF="Phonetic" PARTICIPANT="N01999"> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.1-fon" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.1"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>t@</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.2-fon" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.2" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.1-fon"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>dAz</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.3-fon" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.3" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.2-fon"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>dAz</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.4-fon" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.4" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.3-fon"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>d@</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.5-fon" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.5" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.4-fon"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>en@G@</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.6-fon" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.6" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.5-fon"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>Ext@</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.7-fon" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.7" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.6-fon"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>hop</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.8-fon" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.8" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.7-fon"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>for</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.9-fon" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.9" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.8-fon"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>Ons</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> <REF_ANNOTATION ANNOTATION_ID="fn000783.1.10-fon" ANNOTATION_REF="fn000783.1.10" PREVIOUS_ANNOTATION="fn000783.1.9-fon"> <ANNOTATION_VALUE>mEns@</ANNOTATION_VALUE> </REF_ANNOTATION> </layer> </layers> </fcs> - Issues/Discussion?:
- ...
Proposal N
- Who: XYZ (Center XYZ)
- What: (shot description)
- Code:
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- Issues/Discussion?:
- ...
General Discussion
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