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The annotations are stored in the [[Genoret Database]] and can be retrieved and queried by the Genoret search engines. | The annotations are stored in the [[Genoret Database]] and can be retrieved and queried by the Genoret search engines. | ||
| - | The first goal of ''ImAnno'' was to allow the annotation of thousands of the In Situ Hybridization images provided by [http://genepaint.org/ GenePaint]. This is a part of the [http://www-genoret.u-strasbg.fr/genoret/ImAnno/index.php? Genoret project developped by WP4]. | + | The first goal of ''ImAnno'' was to allow the annotation of thousands of the In Situ Hybridization images provided by [http://genepaint.org/ GenePaint]. |
| + | This is a part of the [http://www-genoret.u-strasbg.fr/genoret/ImAnno/index.php? Genoret project developped by WP4]. | ||
* [[ImAnno Standard Operation Procedure]] | * [[ImAnno Standard Operation Procedure]] | ||
Revision as of 20:24, 26 September 2006
ImAnno is the Genoret Image Annotation Tool
ImAnno is a web based annotation tool It will allow the annotaion of all kind of images through a web interface available to all EVI-Genoret members The annotations are stored in the Genoret Database and can be retrieved and queried by the Genoret search engines.
The first goal of ImAnno was to allow the annotation of thousands of the In Situ Hybridization images provided by GenePaint. This is a part of the Genoret project developped by WP4. * ImAnno Standard Operation Procedure
One annotation is related to one or several images. The images are referenced by local or foreign http links. These links are stored in the database and can be sorted manually. The display of the image is made through these links using the "show image" button.
An annotation consists of several annotation fields :
For each annotation field are defined
* a title
* 2 or more radio buttons with exclusive choice
* a keywords select field
* a freecomment field
The labels of the radio buttons and keywords can be specific to each field.
