16:54:18 RRSAgent has joined #owl 16:54:18 logging to http://www.w3.org/2008/04/30-owl-irc 16:56:19 alanr has joined #owl 16:57:03 zakim, who is here? 16:57:03 sorry, IanH, I don't know what conference this is 16:57:05 On IRC I see alanr, RRSAgent, Zakim, Ratnesh, Ivan, IanH, MartinD, JeremyCarroll, pfps, Carsten, trackbot-ng, sandro, ewallace 16:57:39 bmotik has joined #owl 16:58:02 bcuencagrau has joined #owl 16:58:24 zakim, this is OWL 16:58:24 ok, IanH; that matches SW_OWL()12:00PM 16:58:32 Zakim, who is on call? 16:58:32 I don't understand your question, bmotik. 16:58:32 zakim, who is here? 16:58:33 On the phone I see IanH, ??P8 16:58:34 On IRC I see bcuencagrau, bmotik, alanr, RRSAgent, Zakim, Ratnesh, Ivan, IanH, MartinD, JeremyCarroll, pfps, Carsten, trackbot-ng, sandro, ewallace 16:58:48 Zakim, ??P8 is me 16:58:48 +bmotik; got it 16:58:51 Zakim, mute me 16:58:51 bmotik should now be muted 16:59:00 +??P10 16:59:01 +MartinD 16:59:01 +pfps 16:59:05 Zakim, ??P8 is me 16:59:05 I already had ??P8 as bmotik, bcuencagrau 16:59:11 zakim, mute me 16:59:11 MartinD should now be muted 16:59:15 Zakim, ??P10 is me 16:59:15 +bcuencagrau; got it 16:59:26 Zakim, mute me 16:59:26 bcuencagrau should now be muted 16:59:49 +Carsten 16:59:54 uli has joined #owl 16:59:56 msmith has joined #owl 17:00:03 +??P14 17:00:41 +??P15 17:00:48 Zhe has joined #owl 17:00:54 zakim, ??15 is me 17:00:54 sorry, uli, I do not recognize a party named '??15' 17:01:00 +Alan 17:01:03 zakim, ??P15 is me 17:01:03 +uli; got it 17:01:06 zakim, ??P14 is me 17:01:06 +JeremyCarroll; got it 17:01:23 Can somebody (who knows how) pls make me the scribe? 17:01:25 +??P18 17:01:27 q- 17:01:34 Achille has joined #owl 17:01:35 q? 17:01:37 MarkusK has joined #owl 17:01:42 zakim, mute me 17:01:42 uli should now be muted 17:01:46 q? 17:01:50 zakim, dial ivan-voip 17:01:50 ok, Ivan; the call is being made 17:01:52 +Ivan 17:01:52 zakim, who is here? 17:01:52 On the phone I see IanH, bmotik (muted), bcuencagrau (muted), MartinD (muted), pfps (muted), Carsten, JeremyCarroll, uli (muted), Alan, ??P18, Ivan (muted) 17:01:56 On IRC I see MarkusK, Achille, Zhe, msmith, uli, bcuencagrau, bmotik, alanr, RRSAgent, Zakim, Ratnesh, Ivan, IanH, MartinD, JeremyCarroll, pfps, Carsten, trackbot-ng, sandro, 17:01:58 ... ewallace 17:02:05 +[IBM] 17:02:08 zakim, ??P18 is me 17:02:08 +Ratnesh; got it 17:02:15 what kind of message is that? 17:02:18 Zakim. IBM is Achille 17:02:19 "excellent" :) 17:02:23 zakim, who is here? 17:02:23 On the phone I see IanH, bmotik (muted), bcuencagrau (muted), MartinD (muted), pfps (muted), Carsten, JeremyCarroll, uli (muted), Alan, Ratnesh, Ivan, [IBM] 17:02:26 On IRC I see MarkusK, Achille, Zhe, msmith, uli, bcuencagrau, bmotik, alanr, RRSAgent, Zakim, Ratnesh, Ivan, IanH, MartinD, JeremyCarroll, pfps, Carsten, trackbot-ng, sandro, 17:02:28 ... ewallace 17:02:30 zakim, drop me 17:02:30 Ivan is being disconnected 17:02:31 -Ivan 17:02:44 Zakim, IBM is Achille 17:02:44 +Achille; got it 17:02:46 zakim, dial ivan-voip 17:02:46 ok, Ivan; the call is being made 17:02:47 ScribeNick: Carsten 17:02:47 +Ivan 17:02:55 +msmith 17:03:08 zakim, drop me 17:03:08 Ivan is being disconnected 17:03:09 -Ivan 17:03:14 It's ivan trying to have zakim call him 17:03:29 zakim, code? 17:03:29 the conference code is 69594 (tel:+1.617.761.6200 tel:+33.4.89.06.34.99 tel:+44.117.370.6152), Ivan 17:03:42 zakim, who is here? 17:03:42 On the phone I see IanH, bmotik (muted), bcuencagrau (muted), MartinD (muted), pfps (muted), Carsten, JeremyCarroll, uli (muted), Alan, Ratnesh, Achille, msmith 17:03:45 On IRC I see MarkusK, Achille, Zhe, msmith, uli, bcuencagrau, bmotik, alanr, RRSAgent, Zakim, Ratnesh, Ivan, IanH, MartinD, JeremyCarroll, pfps, Carsten, trackbot-ng, sandro, 17:03:47 ... ewallace 17:03:50 zakim, unmute me 17:03:50 IanH was not muted, IanH 17:04:00 JeffP has joined #owl 17:04:15 +??P29 17:04:16 + +1.603.438.aaaa 17:04:20 zakim, who is here? 17:04:20 On the phone I see IanH, bmotik (muted), bcuencagrau (muted), MartinD (muted), pfps (muted), Carsten, JeremyCarroll, uli (muted), Alan, Ratnesh, Achille, msmith, +1.603.438.aaaa, 17:04:23 ... ??P29 17:04:24 On IRC I see JeffP, MarkusK, Achille, Zhe, msmith, uli, bcuencagrau, bmotik, alanr, RRSAgent, Zakim, Ratnesh, Ivan, IanH, MartinD, JeremyCarroll, pfps, Carsten, trackbot-ng, 17:04:26 ... sandro, ewallace 17:04:32 (I am only on IRC) 17:04:33 Zakim, +1.603.438.aaaa is me 17:04:33 +Zhe; got it 17:04:40 thanks, peter 17:04:51 zakim, dial ivan-voip 17:04:51 ok, Ivan; the call is being made 17:04:53 +Ivan 17:05:14 zakim, drop me 17:05:14 Ivan is being disconnected 17:05:15 -Ivan 17:05:23 ian: roll call 17:05:33 Ivan - it really isn't working, and it's quite disturbing 17:05:39 yes 17:05:53 ian: f2f3, my understanding is we agreed 28./29. July at MIT 17:06:17 minutes are OK 17:06:20 ian: previous minutes 17:06:32 +Sandro 17:06:42 PROPOSAL: to accept previous minutes 17:06:51 +1 17:06:53 +1 to previous minutes 17:06:56 +1 17:06:58 +1 17:06:59 +1 17:07:00 +1 17:07:01 +1 17:07:06 +1 17:07:08 +1 17:07:09 0 (didn't attend) 17:07:19 +Ivan 17:07:23 RESOLVED: accept previous minutes 17:07:50 RRSAgent, pointer? 17:07:50 See http://www.w3.org/2008/04/30-owl-irc#T17-07-50 17:08:23 ian: new strategy for handling issues: chairs look at the and decide whether they will be accepted 17:08:40 s/the/them/ 17:09:04 Ian: Action Item Status 17:09:19 Ian: Actions 140 and 141 done 17:09:24 Ian: Due and overdue Actions 17:09:31 Bijan isn't there 17:09:54 Ian: 129, 132 deferred since Bijan is not here 17:10:13 Ian: Jeremy proposed to drop Action 135 (which was on him) 17:10:35 q+ 17:10:53 - 17:10:56 q- 17:11:07 q? 17:11:16 q+ 17:11:20 Ian: action closed, Jeremy can created a new one later if necessary 17:11:25 q+ 17:11:27 s/created/create/ 17:11:41 Ian: 42 skipped, Bijan not here 17:11:45 q? 17:12:19 q- 17:12:26 q? 17:12:57 Ian: Action 43: Bijan suggested he might be able to help; come back next week 17:13:11 q? 17:13:38 have pushed Bijan's actions to May 5 (so they will show as overdue when agenda planning next week) 17:14:36 Jeremy: would appreciate early feedback from others in the group on preliminary review that I will provide soon (?) 17:14:44 -bcuencagrau 17:14:46 Ian: ISSUES 17:14:51 Ian: Issue 82 17:15:02 q? 17:15:12 Ian: really two issues; one is buggy diagrams which has been fixed by Boris and Conrad 17:15:26 Ian: the second part is the general issue of what is going to happen w.r.t. OMG metamodel 17:15:28 +??P7 17:15:37 Zakim, ??P7 is me 17:15:37 +bcuencagrau; got it 17:15:41 q+ 17:15:43 Zakim, mute me 17:15:43 bcuencagrau should now be muted 17:15:51 q? 17:16:00 ack JeremyCarroll 17:16:04 Ian: I propose to close issue as first part is solved and more concrete issues can be raised later when needed 17:16:12 is evan here? 17:16:26 Conrad was quite happy about the new diagrams. 17:16:26 no is irc is a zombie 17:17:01 ian: we talked to Evan and ??? (didn't get it) and they were happy with this 17:17:08 ??? = ELisa 17:17:11 PROPOSED: resolve issue 82 as per the email 17:17:17 +1 17:17:19 ??? = Elisa and Conrad 17:17:22 +1 17:17:29 +1 17:17:35 email is http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-owl-wg/2008Apr/0297.html) 17:17:40 +1 17:17:47 +1 17:17:47 +1 17:17:49 +1 17:17:49 +1 17:18:00 +1 17:18:03 +1 17:18:11 RESOLVED issue 82 17:18:36 Ian: Issue 107 17:18:56 Ian: there is a proposal from Alan not to deprecate OWL Lite because there is no real need to do that 17:19:03 q? 17:19:43 Alan: Jeremy's advice should be somewhere in the documents 17:19:50 q+ 17:19:55 q? 17:20:01 ack JeremyCarroll 17:20:18 q+ 17:20:27 q? 17:20:28 zakim, unmute me 17:20:28 uli should no longer be muted 17:20:35 Jeremy: If we believe that people should think in terms of the new profiles and not of OWL lite, we should deprecate 17:20:45 Jeremy was speaking personally - not for HP 17:20:50 but you might be doing it, even you do deprecate it, as it is valid owl 2 17:20:58 q? 17:21:02 Uli: we should be careful not to make OWL lite users think they have to change sth 17:21:02 agreed 17:21:04 ack uli 17:21:32 zakim, unmute me 17:21:32 uli was not muted, uli 17:21:35 +1 Uli ("deprecated" may make Lite users think they have to change something) 17:21:37 zakim, mute me 17:21:37 uli should now be muted 17:21:53 q+ 17:21:59 q? 17:22:00 Jeremy: agree with Uli in that the deprecation advice to OWL Lite users is "do nothing" 17:22:03 ack Ivan 17:22:06 q? 17:22:33 ...but saying that, if they want to keep working with their ontologies, they should look into the profiles would be useful as well 17:22:38 q+ 17:22:39 Ivan: in other areas, deprecation means that, although it is still valid, in a later version we may make in invalid. Didn't find examples in W3C docs. But it has this aspect. Thus I am in favour of what Alan says 17:22:42 q? 17:22:56 [Does this mean OWL Lite will be one of the OWL 2 profiles?] 17:22:57 http://www.w3.org/TR/owl-ref/#Deprecation 17:23:07 Jeremy: I am convinced by Ivans arguments 17:23:07 ack JeremyCarrroll 17:23:16 PROPOSED: resolve issue 107 as per http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-owl-wg/2008Apr/0308.html 17:23:20 +1 17:23:22 +1 17:23:23 +1 17:23:25 +1 17:23:25 +1 17:23:26 +1 17:23:26 +1 17:23:27 +1 17:23:31 +1 17:23:34 +1 17:23:35 +1 17:23:36 Action to add jeremy's comments somewhere? 17:23:38 RESOLVED issue 107 17:23:40 +1 17:23:40 +1 17:23:44 Ian: issue 47 17:23:56 (very cute, Alan, using the OWL def'n of deprecation. :-) 17:24:36 q? 17:24:43 q- 17:25:14 Alan will put Jeremy's comments as a note in the profiles document 17:25:19 calvanese has joined #owl 17:25:28 action: Alan to put editorial note in profiles document re: Jeremy's advise about OWL Lite 17:25:28 Created ACTION-143 - Put editorial note in profiles document re: Jeremy's advise about OWL Lite [on Alan Ruttenberg - due 2008-05-07]. 17:25:42 not moot - resolved 17:25:51 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-owl-wg/2008Apr/0313 17:25:52 Ian: Issue 47 is moot since compound keys are covered by easykeys 17:25:58 q? 17:26:22 "Proposed to close the issue as addressed by EasyKeys." 17:26:22 +diegoc 17:27:05 PROPOSED: Issue 47 resolved as addressed by EasyKeys 17:27:10 +1 17:27:11 +1 17:27:12 +1 17:27:13 +1 17:27:15 +1 17:27:16 +1 17:27:18 +1 17:27:20 +1 17:27:22 +1 17:27:28 +1 17:27:32 RESOLVED Issue 47 17:27:57 Ian: Issue 122 17:28:29 q+ to ask what it is?? 17:28:34 Ian: it is already resolved; wasn't resolved when raised; but now resolved by the updates of the syntax and mapping documents after the F2F 17:28:38 Q? 17:29:03 owl:qualifiedCardinality 17:29:32 Q? 17:29:36 q- 17:29:40 Jeremy: I have heard that people don't like it, but not from HP so no problem here 17:29:53 PROPOSED: resolve issue 122 as per http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-owl-wg/2008Apr/0334.html 17:29:55 +1 17:29:57 +1 17:29:58 +1 17:29:59 +1 17:30:00 +1 17:30:01 +1 17:30:01 +1 17:30:02 +1 17:30:02 +1 17:30:04 +1 17:30:07 +1 17:30:10 +1 17:30:11 +1 17:30:12 +1 17:30:15 RESOLVED: issue 122 17:30:38 Ian: Issue Discussions 17:31:11 also, followup on feedback re: easy keys and top/bottom from implementors 17:31:16 Ian: we reorder issues, start with Issue 71 17:31:48 http://www.w3.org/mid/480E0791.2030304%2540hpl.hp.com 17:32:13 Jeremy: the paper mentioned in the issue was maybe too complicated 17:32:51 Jeremy: there are linguist theries encoded in a language tag system in a bizarre fashion (?) 17:33:22 Jeremy: We need access to the language tag in the model theory, which is possible neither in OWL DL nor OWL Full 17:33:40 Jeremy: suggestion is to provide a property in OWL with a model-theoretic treatement that allows access to tags 17:34:17 Jeremy: different approach is to provide a way of creating data ranges of those plain literals that have language tags that are of a particular form (?) 17:34:19 _:a rdf:type owl:PlainLiterals . 17:34:19 _:a owl:withLanguageTag "en-US"^^xsd:language . 17:34:38 Ian: a subclass of literals, like englishliterals? 17:34:55 Couldn't we use facets? 17:35:10 question, re: Peter's mail. Can we make have a range which is plain literals without a language tag? 17:35:13 I think we can. 17:35:15 q+ 17:35:17 Jeremy: yes; maybe we can do it (what? distorted) in facets 17:35:21 q? 17:35:32 plain literals without language tag is xsd:string 17:35:50 Zakim, unmute me 17:35:50 bmotik should no longer be muted 17:36:06 ok, peter - good point. Need a test case for that. 17:36:08 zakim, who is speaking? 17:36:18 pfps, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: Carsten (26%) 17:36:46 boris: interesting issue we may want to address. two questions. First: for a bunch of objects, you have values connected via properties. If you want to single out all english literals, this can be done with facets 17:37:01 Carsten: you might want to mute yourself (typing noise) 17:37:05 boris: that would allow to query all values in english 17:37:31 boris: second question: do you really need to break down and get the actual language tag as a string? 17:37:40 q+ 17:37:44 q? 17:37:50 Zakim, mute me 17:37:50 bmotik should now be muted 17:37:53 boris: the latter would require n-ary datatypes 17:38:35 q+ 17:38:44 ack bmotik 17:38:52 ack JeremyCarroll 17:39:45 q+ to suggest owl:langpattern as a datatype facet valid on language strings 17:39:52 ack me 17:39:53 pfps, you wanted to suggest owl:langpattern as a datatype facet valid on language strings 17:39:56 Jeremy: refers to what is needed in the paper cited in issue description. Unions play an imporant way, e.g. for different versions of chinese 17:40:17 q+ 17:40:24 peter: patterns should work fine for language tags, XSD patterns 17:40:25 Seems plausible 17:40:34 zakim, mute me 17:40:34 pfps should now be muted 17:40:36 q- 17:40:45 "01010"? 17:40:50 Ian: why are literals not always a pair of language tag and content? 17:40:52 q+ 17:40:54 q? 17:41:02 ack JeremyCarroll 17:41:32 Jeremy: describes decision made by RDF group 17:41:33 -Sandro 17:41:39 +1 to langpattern 17:41:55 jeremy, I missed the details of your last remark, could you please put them in? 17:42:01 +Sandro 17:42:03 That plainliterals without lang tag are identical to xsd:string 17:42:09 q? 17:42:30 but would like example of pattern - is this clearly documented? 17:42:34 OK 17:42:43 Ian: this could be the basis for a solution that Jeremy could write up 17:43:07 q+ 17:43:10 Alan: I like the idea 17:43:22 q+ 17:43:23 I am not sure I understood both proposals. 17:43:27 its a go. 17:43:48 Jeremy: I can write up sth that is likely to be consensus 17:44:09 q? 17:44:17 ack JeremyCarroll 17:44:20 ack JeremyCarroll 17:44:28 Jeremy: will write a wiki page with texts that could then go into the documents 17:44:45 Can someone do the action? 17:45:00 Ivan: It may be worth for Jeremy to talk to Felix Tasaki (sp?) 17:45:05 q? 17:45:09 ack Ivan 17:45:11 s/Tasaki/Sasaki/ 17:46:00 ACTION: Jeremy, Start WIki page addressing lang tag issue, liasing with I18N activity (felix?) 17:46:00 Sorry, couldn't find user - Jeremy, 17:46:09 Ian: Issue 97 17:46:24 ACTION: Jeremy Start WIki page addressing lang tag issue, liasing with I18N activity (felix?) 17:46:24 Created ACTION-144 - Start WIki page addressing lang tag issue, liasing with I18N activity (felix?) [on Jeremy Carroll - due 2008-05-07]. 17:47:03 q? 17:47:12 Alan: we were waiting for Ivan and Sandro to explain ramifications 17:47:28 Ian: suggestion from Bijan was that we only need to provide some kind of hook 17:47:53 zakim, mute Carsten 17:47:53 Carsten should now be muted 17:48:07 OK 17:48:34 suggest ask GRDDL WG? 17:48:35 Alan: we need an expert to help with that 17:48:44 Ivan: my XSLT knowledge is not good enough 17:49:38 q+ 17:49:44 q? 17:49:49 Ian: the belief is that we really need to have it 17:50:07 Jeremy: we can send a message to the GRDDL WG and ask for volunteers 17:50:16 Ivan: the GRDDL WG is hibernating 17:50:20 -Alan 17:50:20 q+ 17:50:35 ack JeremyCarroll 17:50:37 Action: Jeremy to send mail to GRDDL groups asking for volunteer (just in case) 17:50:37 Created ACTION-145 - Send mail to GRDDL groups asking for volunteer (just in case) [on Jeremy Carroll - due 2008-05-07]. 17:50:41 q? 17:50:47 ack Ivan 17:50:47 ack Ivan 17:50:48 Ian: bijan is not here to argue that we do not need it; in the meantime, we can ping people to help us 17:51:24 Ivan: according to GRDDL, the transformation is not necessarily in XSLT; but all known implementations are XSLT 17:51:34 q? 17:51:43 +Alan 17:51:43 q+ 17:51:49 q? 17:52:43 ack alanr 17:52:49 Alan: you can be conforming in the you return a generated XSLT; but we don't need a server that does the computation 17:52:56 Sandro: IMHO, this is cheating 17:53:10 q? 17:53:13 Alan: the server would be hosted at W3C 17:53:25 Sandro: bad if you are behind firewall 17:53:37 q? 17:53:41 Ivan: a GRDDL implementation might cache the transformation (?) 17:54:08 good point. I concur that it doesn't work to use the trick. 17:54:17 Jeremy: I may not want to send my data over the internet to W3C 17:54:25 Also security issue with W3C server 17:54:49 q+ 17:54:57 q? 17:55:03 zakim, unmute me 17:55:03 uli should no longer be muted 17:55:04 q+ to point of order, on I18N issue 17:55:08 Ian: Do we want to have the discussion on n-ary datatypes today or wait for Bijan? 17:55:29 Alan: we could at least review the feedback by Achille, Zhe, et al 17:55:46 q? 17:55:51 ack alanr 17:55:52 ack alanr 17:56:07 q? 17:56:14 ack JeremyCarroll 17:56:14 JeremyCarroll, you wanted to point of order, on I18N issue 17:56:15 I believe the consensus was that we didn't want to handle lang in XML literals 17:56:24 not well defined 17:56:30 zakim, mute me 17:56:30 uli should now be muted 17:56:40 q? 17:56:42 which issue is this please? 17:56:51 issue 71 17:57:09 q? 17:57:41 Jeremy: XHTML would be embedded as HTML 17:57:54 Ivan: this is more relevant for RDF core than for OWL WG 17:58:23 Jeremy: the lang proposal does not address XML Literals, in particular XHTML embedded in OWL 17:59:01 q? 17:59:15 zakim, who is here? 17:59:15 On the phone I see IanH, bmotik, MartinD (muted), pfps (muted), Carsten (muted), JeremyCarroll, uli (muted), Ratnesh, Achille, msmith, Zhe, MarkusK, Ivan, bcuencagrau (muted), 17:59:18 Alan: zhe, jeremy and achille; feedback on easykeys and top/bottomrole 17:59:19 ... calvanese (muted), Sandro, Alan 17:59:20 On IRC I see calvanese, JeffP, MarkusK, Achille, Zhe, msmith, uli, bcuencagrau, bmotik, alanr, RRSAgent, Zakim, Ratnesh, Ivan, IanH, MartinD, JeremyCarroll, pfps, Carsten, 17:59:22 ... trackbot-ng, sandro, ewallace 18:00:13 Achille: easykeys is fine with us; top/bottomproperty we don't really see strong concrete usecases; Markus sent feedback; I still have mixed feelings 18:00:20 q? 18:01:08 Ian: if you have implemented OWL DL, you have implemented top/bottomrole anyway in a certain sense 18:01:16 q+ 18:01:17 Ian: so there is no implementation as such 18:01:19 q? 18:01:47 e.g I can see forward chaining reasoners having this cost 18:02:01 q? 18:02:19 Achille: the question is whether we should encourage people to use that, and whether this will have performance impacts 18:02:29 Alan: curious as well as to whether it is a performance issue 18:02:39 q+ 18:02:42 ack alanr 18:02:45 zakim, unmute me 18:02:45 uli should no longer be muted 18:02:49 q? 18:02:53 ack uli 18:03:00 q+ to answer alan's forward chaining qu 18:03:09 Uli: it's just syntactic sugar, no blowup 18:03:21 ok thanks 18:03:26 zakim, mute me 18:03:26 uli should now be muted 18:03:26 q? 18:03:27 uli: in practical cases, things may become a bit more tricky 18:03:35 ack JeremyCarroll 18:03:35 JeremyCarroll, you wanted to answer alan's forward chaining qu 18:03:38 q? 18:03:42 -Alan 18:04:04 +Alan_Ruttenberg 18:04:04 bmotik_ has joined #owl 18:04:04 q+ 18:04:07 jeremy: our experience is that forward chaining itself is inadequate, and the right mixture of forward- and backward-chaining is the solution 18:04:17 q? 18:04:56 zhe: no doubt that easykeys is practical; top/bottomrole people can represent it anyway so I have no strong feeling as long as we do not put a rule in OWL-R 18:05:20 q? 18:05:21 Ian: it could just not be in the profile 18:05:50 Achille: question is: potential impact on profiles 18:06:12 q+ 18:06:20 bottom has some implication in classification, but gut is that it isn't onerous 18:06:23 zakim, unmute me 18:06:23 uli should no longer be muted 18:06:28 q? 18:06:32 ack Achille 18:06:35 ack uli 18:06:37 q? 18:06:51 uli: the main motivation for having top/bottomrole was not urgent use cases; it was more to have a symmetric treatment of classes and properties 18:07:19 uli: I do not think we should encourage people to use it a lot 18:07:33 q? 18:07:39 zakim, mute me 18:07:39 uli should now be muted 18:07:45 q+ 18:08:03 q? 18:08:29 Ian: we should give people a bit more time to think about it 18:09:02 I am happy to resolve, with Zhe's rider not in OWL-R 18:09:11 Alan: I would say sth stronger; there are no objections, except some fear of performance impact, but it seems we are close consensus to add those to OWL-DL 18:09:24 s/close/close to/ 18:09:45 +1 to add to DL now, consider for profiles 18:09:46 STRAW POLL: add top/bottomproperty to OWL-DL, take actions to check profiles 18:09:47 +1 (as long as not in OWL-R) 18:09:47 +1 18:09:49 +1 18:09:51 +1 to add top/bottomProperty to OWL DL now 18:09:52 +1 18:09:53 +1 18:09:54 +1 18:09:55 +1 18:09:59 Add EasyKeys too, Carsten 18:10:00 +1 to add to DL, and let the profiles fall where they may 18:10:01 +1 18:10:01 +1 18:10:02 +1 18:10:03 +1 18:10:11 q? 18:10:17 ack alanr 18:10:18 ack alan 18:10:38 Ian: discussion about n-ary datatypes 18:11:01 zakim, unmute me 18:11:01 uli should no longer be muted 18:11:16 uli fills Bijan's shoes! 18:11:25 proposal: http://www.w3.org/2007/OWL/wiki/N-ary_Data_predicate_proposal 18:11:43 use cases, http://www.w3.org/2007/OWL/wiki/N-ary_Data_predicate_use_case 18:11:43 Uli explains current proposal 18:12:22 q? 18:12:28 q+ 18:12:31 bunch of the use cases are constraints 18:12:35 q? 18:12:37 zakim, unmute me 18:12:37 Carsten should no longer be muted 18:12:56 q? 18:13:01 ack Carsten 18:13:27 carsten: confusing in the proposal. reals vs. algebraic reals 18:14:01 carsten: in owl 1.0 strings are required, they are not in this proposal. and its not clear how they'd fit 18:14:03 zakim, mute me 18:14:03 Carsten should now be muted 18:14:04 q+ 18:14:23 q- 18:14:25 q? 18:14:28 q+ 18:14:32 uli: have to recheck algebraic reals 18:14:36 q? 18:14:56 uli: as to factes, we just took the most obvious ones 18:15:04 s/factes/facets/ 18:15:29 Alan asks for decidability when we put all things together 18:15:33 q? 18:15:40 ack alanr 18:15:42 Uli: didn't we agree that this happens everywhere in OWL and we can live with it? 18:15:53 Alan: this brings us out of OWL DL 18:15:57 q? 18:16:20 q? 18:16:20 Re greater than for strings: strings in XSD are indeed unordered as per spec, though this "not preclude other applications from treating strings as being ordered" 18:16:27 http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#string 18:16:43 Alan: is the idea to have non-structural restrictions? 18:16:47 q? 18:16:53 q+ 18:17:05 q+ 18:17:25 q? 18:17:34 zakim, unmute me 18:17:34 Carsten should no longer be muted 18:17:39 ack Carsten 18:18:32 alanr - in the current proposal, inequalities are for reals only 18:18:34 q? 18:18:37 zakim, mute me 18:18:37 Carsten should now be muted 18:18:50 as long as they are all in the "required" part, no problem 18:18:54 q? 18:19:11 exactly 18:19:38 q+ to ask about other XSD types .. 18:19:41 q? 18:19:46 Alan: so we just say that: if you use optional and combine them, you are not guaranteed to be decidable 18:19:51 ack Ivan 18:19:57 zakim, mute me 18:19:57 uli should now be muted 18:20:10 Ivan: I am lost on how to express all that in RDF 18:20:29 zakim, unmute me 18:20:29 uli should no longer be muted 18:20:45 q+ on mathml 18:20:56 Uli: one of the various issues we have to address if people like the proposal in general 18:21:00 q- on 18:21:00 q? 18:21:03 q- mathml 18:21:12 q+ to respond on mathml 18:22:11 ack JeremyCarroll 18:22:11 JeremyCarroll, you wanted to ask about other XSD types .. 18:22:35 zakim, unmute me 18:22:35 uli was not muted, uli 18:22:48 Jeremy: how does the proposal constrain the interaction between these predicates and the XSD types 18:23:15 q? 18:23:25 Uli: it doesn't constrain; as long as you use the required ones, you will be fine. When you use user-defined ones, it's your own responsibility 18:24:00 Jeremy: we should encourage ontology designers to use mathematically more clean datatypes like real and integer, but not machine datatypes like byte and float 18:24:06 Uli: yes 18:24:16 ^we should^is this proposal that we should^ 18:24:50 zakim, mute me 18:24:50 uli should now be muted 18:24:56 q? 18:25:02 ack msmith 18:25:02 msmith, you wanted to respond on mathml 18:25:05 q? 18:25:44 mike: bijan left this open until there is support for the proposal by the group 18:25:56 (this = RDF mapping) 18:26:05 q+ 18:26:08 q? 18:26:21 zakim, unmute me 18:26:21 uli should no longer be muted 18:26:41 strawpoll formulation? 18:27:20 zakim, mute me 18:27:20 uli should now be muted 18:27:35 ivan, I don't really understand what the RDF rqmts might be. if you could send me an email outlining them, it'd help. 18:27:36 +1 18:27:36 -1 18:27:37 +1 (half a datatype, half a datatype, half a datatype onward) 18:27:38 STRAWPOLL: carry on with n-ary datatypes? 18:27:39 +1 18:27:40 0 18:27:41 0 18:27:41 +1 18:27:42 +1 18:27:42 +1 18:27:44 +1 18:27:44 -1 18:27:47 +1 18:27:48 0 (need more time to understand) 18:27:52 +1 18:27:55 +1 18:27:59 explanation from Jeremy? 18:28:12 yes 18:28:17 I would be interested to know 18:28:45 Jeremy: HP was very opposed; I can re-consult with colleagues to check; looks better now 18:29:04 ^looks better now^not that much better^ 18:29:08 yes 18:29:23 STRAWPOLL: should n-ary datatypes include optional datatype + predicates? 18:29:34 +1 18:29:36 ACTION: Jeremy clarify HP position on n-ary datatypes 18:29:36 Created ACTION-146 - Clarify HP position on n-ary datatypes [on Jeremy Carroll - due 2008-05-07]. 18:29:40 0 18:29:42 0 18:29:45 0 18:29:46 0 18:29:46 +1 18:29:46 0 18:29:47 +1 18:29:47 0 18:29:48 +1 18:29:49 +1 (minus some very small epsilon) 18:29:50 0 18:29:51 +1 18:29:52 0 18:29:58 zakim, mute me 18:29:58 uli was already muted, uli 18:30:56 Alan: a crucial point seems to be the RDF mapping 18:30:57 zakim, list attendees 18:30:57 As of this point the attendees have been IanH, bmotik, MartinD, pfps, bcuencagrau, Carsten, Alan, uli, JeremyCarroll, Ivan, Ratnesh, Achille, msmith, Zhe, MarkusK, Sandro, 18:31:01 ... calvanese, Alan_Ruttenberg 18:31:04 thanks 18:31:05 bye everybody 18:31:06 thanks Ian! 18:31:07 bye 18:31:08 -bmotik 18:31:09 -MarkusK 18:31:10 bye 18:31:11 -Ivan 18:31:12 -msmith 18:31:12 -Achille 18:31:13 bye 18:31:13 -Ratnesh 18:31:13 -Zhe 18:31:14 bye 18:31:15 -calvanese 18:31:15 bye 18:31:17 -IanH 18:31:17 bye 18:31:17 -Alan_Ruttenberg 18:31:19 -MartinD 18:31:20 Carsten, hang on 3 minutes for the minutes to be ready for you?> 18:31:21 -Carsten 18:31:23 -bcuencagrau 18:31:26 -Sandro 18:31:50 Carsten: you still there? 18:31:52 -JeremyCarroll 18:31:54 Can anybody pls help me in moving the minutes to where they belong? 18:31:59 Yes 18:32:06 Ian: yes, but only IRC, not phone 18:32:07 Sandro is doing this I think 18:32:14 IRC is enough 18:32:21 -uli 18:32:22 Present: IanH, bmotik, MartinD, pfps, bcuencagrau, Carsten, Alan, uli, JeremyCarroll, Ivan, Ratnesh, Achille, msmith, Zhe, MarkusK, Sandro, calvanese, Alan_Ruttenberg 18:32:33 We need some magic invocation that I always forget 18:32:34 -pfps 18:32:35 SW_OWL()12:00PM has ended 18:32:36 Attendees were IanH, bmotik, MartinD, pfps, bcuencagrau, Carsten, Alan, uli, JeremyCarroll, Ivan, Ratnesh, Achille, msmith, Zhe, MarkusK, Sandro, calvanese, Alan_Ruttenberg 18:32:48 Sandro? 18:32:54 Yes, doing it, IanH 18:32:59 thanks, sandro 18:33:01 Thanks 18:33:38 MartinD has left #OWL 18:33:49 Okay. http://www.w3.org/2007/OWL/wiki/Teleconference.2008.04.30/Minutes is ready for editing, Carsten. 18:42:38 uli has left #owl 18:45:51 msmith has left #owl 19:24:19 JeremyCarroll has left #owl 21:33:05 Zakim has left #owl