Streamlit Named Entity Recognition (NER) Annotation component
This is a component to assist with the annotation of named entities in an unstructured piece of text. The concept for this is borrowed from what is offered by Prodi.gy. This code is derived from the work done by andfalino in his excellent streamlit-named-entity-svelte repository.
The functionality has been expanded to allow for selecting of new entities and uses the streamlit-component-svelte-template.
I am also using this component as a testbed to get familiar with streamlit custom components and svelte.
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