annotator
noun [ C ] uk/ˈæn.ə.teɪ.tər/ us/ˈæn.ə.teɪ.t̬ɚ/
注释者
someone who annotates (= adds short explanations or other notes to) a text such as a literary work
He was a scholarly editor and annotator of classical manuscripts. 他是一位学术编辑和古典手稿的注释者。
computing, language specialized（数据）标注者;标注程序
a person or computer program that adds annotations (= descriptions or information) to data, for example labels saying whether a word is a noun, a verb, etc.
Compared to human annotators, automated systems gave more variable results. 与用人做标注相比，自动标注系统给出的结果更不稳定。
The search-and-retrieval system includes an annotator that annotates data and metadata.
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- She was a sensitive editor and annotator of Wilkie Collins, but her strongest commitment was to female authors.
- He is best known as an editor and annotator of Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes books.
- For each word, an annotator - either manual or automatic - selects an appropriate sense from a computational lexicon.
- A semantic tagging exercise found that even basic word meanings cannot be reliably distinguished by human annotators.