Hi Paul, <subject> is used to reference ANY concept that is relevant to what the content is "about". So today's story about Northern Ireland could have subject...
Just want to check my understanding about something. If my text mining engine discovers a named work of art in a story (e.g. the Mona Lisa [the painting],...
Hi Paul, <objectDetails> is a container for expressing information about such things as works of art within <concept>. (p86 of Guidelines) You are right, the...
Leaving aside the actual IPTC Nature of the Concept scheme, I'm inclined to think that trying to classify to that level of detail is not what the IPTC...
From: newsml-g2@yahoogroups.com [mailto:newsml-g2@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Kelvin Holland ... inclined ... question ... people ... The philisophical point...
I should also have said that concept "type" is for expressing the primary characteristic of a concept, and "facet" for further characteristics. Saying that the...
I agree in some sharp bend the "object" must have fallen from our lorry. We will discuss how to fix it ASAP. Michael ... From: newsml-g2@yahoogroups.com...
Misha, right. That's the reason why I said we lost it: we wanted to extend the set of concept types to objects (Laurent called them artifacts), as a first step...
I see. We have to be clear whether we are referring to objects or to the subset of objects that are artifacts. For example, the mysterious object which passed...
This discussion was/is a long ongoing thread throughout the whole design process. The final solution we agreed on was (expressed in my own words - don't know ...
Darko, Thanks for that overview. At this time I don't have any properties of my objects that I want to assert, that I can't do with the existing generic...
Thanks Misha. I've been doing this all wrong haven't I. Inside my newsItem, I should be using <assert> to include detail about the discovered concept/entity,...
<assert> is just to assert some things about concept - it tells you nothing how the concept relates to the current item (you could even assert things about...
So an article that mentions Margaret Thatcher in the text would use an <assert> which references the concept in my knowledge base. I could use an <inlineRef>...
My reading of the PCL 2.4 document is that, if I want to reference an entity discovered inside a NewsML-G2 bloc/label type, I can use the <inline> element for...
I haven't the time now to look at the schema but I believe that <inlineRef> references the IDs of arbitrary elements. <inline> is, I believe, something...
Actually both inline and inlineRef support qcode and literal, and the editAttributes and quantifyAttributes. On further examination of the block/label types,...
Exactly. <assert> should be used if you want to provide more information about the referenced concept(s) inline in the news/package item than it is possible ...
<inlineRef> is useful when you have multiple refs (in the text) to the same concept; the <inlineRef> can then map through to the single <assert> via the...
Hi Paul I'd like to point out the difference between <inline> and <inlineRef> - and <assert>: - <inline> is made to enable marking-up a piece of a string...
For operational optimisation reasons, and also to assist our customers, it would be useful for me to include a link inside a newsItem of all the packageItems...
... TR position: 1. We do not add 'belongs to package' links to items. Reason: Every time an item is ref'd by another package, that item i/ would need to be ...
Last Friday, I attended a "News Linked Data Summit", hosted by the BBC, Guardian and the Media Standards Trust. You may be interested to read some of the...
The News Linked Data Summit was timely, (coincidentally) being held the day after the formal release of the data.gov [1] datasets [2]. The availability of such...
If I was to prepare a file that listed equivalences between different sports data ontologies (say SportsML, Olympics Data Format and DPA-SportsML), what would...
Hello, In various IPTC standards, there are concepts of Provider, Source and Creator. But in G2, I only see the <provider> and <creator> elements, no <source>...
Hi Stuart Mapping "Source" can be tricky: there are properties with the same name but different semantics, e.g. NewsML 1 Source IS-NOT IIM Source. For mapping...
