Implement Text Labels in web frontend about open-assistant HOT 8 CLOSED

I would say for the MVP and first PR we should just support text labels to an entire post. After the MVP we can get fancy with sub-post labeling. And we should be able to add multiple tags (i.e. a checkbox) for any given post.

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Ideally this will make the checklist code in the current grading task a re-usable component that is revealed as a popover (hidden behind a flag icon). Then, when a user has checked one or more tags, they get submitted and associated with the task id.

To be complete, this will require both the UI side and and the web rest end point setup so that the tags are sent to the FastAPI backend.

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Interesting! I'll try to make it by default select an entire post, and if the user wishes, can change the selection to a substring of the post. Multiple labels on the same post/substring is also possible?

sounds like it could work :) yes, any label can be assigned a value from 0 to 1 (ideally, for binary labels just use 0 and 1)

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This feature is now open for work.

I'll make a web API point to submit labels that complies with the backend change and then document it. Then we can generalize the component in the current rating task and add it to every task.

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Hi @fozziethebeat , @yk , I would love to take this up!

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One feature that was discussed in #40 was allowing parts of the generated text to be annotated with various labels.

Do you think highlights and selection for the text is a way to go/ convert the text into a set of tags(each word is a tag) and allow the user to click on each?

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I think most text labels don't necessarily make sense to restrict to individual words, so I'd prefer the approach where the user range-selects some text. I think preference should always be given (ui-wise) to putting labels onto an entire post, because being able to map labels not only to text, but to posts inside conversations gives us some extra possibilities to create datasets, but I also think sometimes it's not appropriate to label an entire post, therefore I suggested the ability to annotate this kind of arbitrary text.

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Interesting! I'll try to make it by default select an entire post, and if the user wishes, can change the selection to a substring of the post. Multiple labels on the same post/substring is also possible?

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