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The behaviour of the <Paragraphs> tag is to generate a background colour for each speaker based on their name. This is cool, but the colours are a bit too muted and it makes it hard for people to distinguish between speakers at a glance. If you're annotating a conversation where different speakers have different possible annotations, this is quite a hinderance.
Here's the example from the Labelling Interface Config page:
Although they're different colours, it's difficult to tell them apart. This is a marked difference from the example in the docs:
A (very) simple solution to this is to increase the alpha value a little in the colour generator so the different colours are more distinct.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The behaviour of the
<Paragraphs>
tag is to generate a background colour for each speaker based on their name. This is cool, but the colours are a bit too muted and it makes it hard for people to distinguish between speakers at a glance. If you're annotating a conversation where different speakers have different possible annotations, this is quite a hinderance.Here's the example from the Labelling Interface Config page:
Although they're different colours, it's difficult to tell them apart. This is a marked difference from the example in the docs:
A (very) simple solution to this is to increase the alpha value a little in the colour generator so the different colours are more distinct.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: