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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...
Kelvin Holland
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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],...
Paul Harman
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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...
Kelvin Holland
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From: newsml-g2@yahoogroups.com [mailto:newsml-g2@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Kelvin Holland ... Yes ;-) ... identifier ... omission? Indeed. cpnat:abstract...
Paul Harman
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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...
Kelvin Holland
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From: newsml-g2@yahoogroups.com [mailto:newsml-g2@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Kelvin Holland ... inclined ... question ... people ... The philisophical point...
Paul Harman
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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...
Kelvin Holland
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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...
Michael Steidl (IPTC)
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I think that the values of this CV relate to the XML structures we provide for describing instances of the types, isn't that so? Misha ... From:...
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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...
Michael Steidl (IPTC)
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Jan 15, 2010
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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...
misha.wolf@...
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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 Gulija
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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...
Paul Harman
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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,...
Paul Harman
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<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...
Darko Gulija
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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>...
Paul Harman
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Actually I don't need to use <assert> at all; I can use <inlineRef> on its own to achieve what I need. ________________________________ From:...
Paul Harman
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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...
Paul Harman
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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...
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Actually both inline and inlineRef support qcode and literal, and the editAttributes and quantifyAttributes. On further examination of the block/label types,...
Paul Harman
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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 ...
Darko Gulija
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<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...
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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...
Michael Steidl (IPTC)
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Jan 18, 2010
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907
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...
Paul Harman
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... 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 ...
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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...
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Jan 25, 2010
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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...
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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...
Paul Kelly
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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>...
Stuart Myles
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Mar 17, 2010
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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...
Michael Steidl (IPTC)
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