SciBite releases new version of easy-to-use Vocabulary Editing Toolkit, VET 2.0 which adds new features, improves performance, and offers even greater ease-of-use.
SciBite’s Vocabulary Editing Toolkit (VET) is a desktop application designed to help curators build and manage lists of semantically related terms.
VET is an intuitive editor that makes it easy for scientists to adapt existing vocabularies or curate entirely new ones. The customisable, clutter-free interface provides users with real time sanity checking, and version control allowing edits to be easily tracked. The goal of this release is to further simplify how users create and manage vocabularies.
New features include:
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