ISSUE-110: Schema language for validating EmotionML

Schema language for validating EmotionML

State:
CLOSED
Product:
EmotionML
Raised by:
Marc Schröder
Opened on:
2009-11-02
Description:
http://www.w3.org/2002/mmi/Group/emotionml/#ISSUE-110
The choice of a suitable schema language depends on the required expressive power. The schema language must allow for the verification of both attribute values (for <category>) and child element names (for <dimensions>, <appraisals> and <action-tendencies>) in a given set, which is either identified using the set attribute or using QNAMES.
Related Actions Items:
Related emails:
  1. [emo] Revised EmotionML syntax (from marc.schroeder@dfki.de on 2010-04-14)
  2. Re: [emo] Progress on Schema validation of custom vocabularies (from schroed@dfki.de on 2010-02-01)
  3. Re: [emo] Progress on Schema validation of custom vocabularies (from schroed@dfki.de on 2010-01-25)
  4. [emo] Progress on Schema validation of custom vocabularies (from schroed@dfki.de on 2010-01-25)
  5. [emo] Minutes of today's call (from schroed@dfki.de on 2009-11-18)
  6. [emo] Issues in EmotionML (updated to tracker numbering scheme) (from schroed@dfki.de on 2009-11-06)
  7. ISSUE-110 (EMO-41): Schema language for validating EmotionML [EmotionML] (from sysbot+tracker@w3.org on 2009-11-02)

Related notes:

The issue was resolved in a principled way in http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Member/w3c-mmi-wg/2010Apr/0029.html -- the vocabulary-dependent values will be verified by the emotion engine, not the schema language, so XML Schema will be fully sufficient for EmotionML. closing the issue.

Marc Schröder, 7 May 2010, 13:47:40

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