What is UBIAI?
It is an efficient and easy-to-use text annotation tool for Natural Language Processing (NLP) applications. With this, you can train an NLP model in few hours by collaborating with team members and using the machine learning auto-annotation feature.
UBIAI is a tool in the Data Labeling as a Service category of a tech stack.
Who uses UBIAI?
Developers
UBIAI's Features
- Multi-format document upload: TXT, CSV , JSON , PDF, DOC, HTML
- Multilingual: English, French, German, Arabic, Spanish, etc…
- Dictionary/Regex auto-annotation: input a list of words or regex patterns along with their associated entities. The tool will automatically scan the documents and auto-annotate
- ML auto-annotation: Train an NER model to auto-annotate your documents
- Bias detection: visualize entity and word distribution across your documents to detect skewed annotation toward specific entities.Collaboration: Share annotation tasks among team members and monitor progress
- Annotation format export: JSON, IOB, Amazon Comprehend, Stanford CoreNLP
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