Annotálható

Annotálható is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "annotatable" in English. It describes something that can have annotations added to it. Annotations are essentially notes, comments, explanations, or additional information that are attached to or associated with a particular piece of data, text, image, or other item.

The concept of annotatable applies across various fields. In computing, a document, a piece of code, or a digital image can be annotatable. Users might add annotations to clarify specific sections, highlight important points, or provide feedback. For example, a student might annotate a digital textbook to remember key concepts for an exam, or a developer might annotate a code file to explain a complex algorithm.

In linguistics, texts are often annotatable to mark grammatical structures, semantic meanings, or phonetic transcriptions. This is crucial for language learning, linguistic research, and computational natural language processing. Similarly, in the field of image analysis, images can be annotatable to label objects, delineate regions, or mark specific features for machine learning training or scientific study.

The ability for something to be annotatable implies that there is a mechanism or a tool available to add and manage these annotations. This could range from simple markup tools to sophisticated annotation platforms. The purpose of making something annotatable is to enhance understanding, facilitate collaboration, or enable further processing and analysis of the original item.