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Line 10: It also uses the JAPE (Java Annotation Patterns Engine) language for building rules in order to annotate documents with tags. A debugger, corpus benchmark and annotations comparator tools are also present. == Description of the graphical user interface == [[Image:Gateguiparts.png]] Each processing and language resource can have its own associated visual resource. When double clicked, the resource’s respective visual resource appears in the GATE GUI. The GATE GUI is divided into three visible parts (See Figure). One of them contains a tree that shows the loaded instances of resources. The one below this is used for various purposes - such as to display document features and that the execution is in progress. This part of the GUI is referred to as ”small”. The third and the largest part of the GUI is referred to as ”large”. On this figure, the central one is the document with annotations shown in yellow and the vertical one shows the list of annotations used in the document. == References ==

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