Usually Part-of-Speech (POS) tagging, or grammatical tagging, the most common form of corpus annotation. Essentially, it involves marking each word in a corpus with a grammatical label.
like labelling, is the process whereby an individual is negatively defined by agencies of justice.
The assigning of keywords to online content to help users search that content more effectively. Because it's human based it ‘hopefully' means that the content descriptions are more relevant and trustworthy that algorithmic based results. It will only be effective if a critical mass of content is tagged. Key proponents of tagging are Flickr.com and Del.icio.us. See also User Generated Content.
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the process of labeling a piece of data with metadata, or data that describes other data - Flickr is a good example of using tagging on digital photos. [ Wikipedia
Tagging is a term that describes the process of categorizing digital content. To tag content, users apply their own labels to Web content such as online photos, blog entries, and Web links. Tags allow users to “file” content under multiple categories or themes for easy retrieval. Popular social software sites that use tags include Flickr (a photo-sharing site), del.icio.us (a bookmark-sharing site), and Live Journal (a blogging site).
Tagging is basically placing a label on each file, no matter what revision number it has. This can be done either to a working copy or to the repository itself; the effects being the same.
Tagging is a process in which an animal is fitted with a small label that has a serial number on it, noting where and when the animal was found, and other appropriate information. Scientists later retrieve the animal and can interpret the information that is obtained. Scientists can then determine where, when, how fast, and how far the animal travelled. This information can provide insight as to how fast they travel, how animals navigate during migrations, how they cope with weather variations, how different groups of a species differ, etc. Some butterflies are tagged so that scientists can learn more about how them.