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<cgi-irc> hello marc
<cgi-irc> just you and me then?
<marc> cgi-irc, who are you?
<cgi-irc> oops
<marc> Hi Björn!
<Idoia> Hi all!
<Idoia> myriam arrue is Idoia and Nestor
<paolo> Scribe: Paolo_Baggia
<paolo> Christian: I'd like to continue
<Ian> I also think the sub group would be fine
<paolo> marc: I don't see why to be another subgroup
<Bjoern> so do I and would clearly like to continue.
<paolo> marc: Maybe issues on Patents
<paolo> marc: There is policy in W3C, to disclose patent
<paolo> paolo: Yes there are patent issues,
<paolo> marc: risk people in MMI that already have patents
<paolo> Christian: Can try the MMI way and afterwards to follow another option
<marc> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xg-emotion/2008Jul/0013.html
<paolo> Bjoern: different proposals
<paolo> ... proposal 1 similar to other
<paolo> ... Marc elegant proposal
<paolo> ... variant 2: allows many levels and sets
<marc> <mood>
<marc> <category set="everyday" name="relaxed" confidence="0.8" />
<marc> </mood>
<marc> <mood emotion-related-state-types="Scherer">
<marc> <category set="everyday" name="relaxed" confidence="0.8" />
<marc> </mood>
<paolo1> Scribe: paolo1
Marc: example with element mood
<marc> <emotion type="mood" emotion-related-state-types="Scherer">
<marc> <category set="everyday" name="relaxed" confidence="0.8" />
<marc> </emotion>
<marc> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xg-emotion/2008Sep/0004.html
<Ian> I prefer variant 5
<Bjoern> agrees with leaving open variant 4 or 5 for now.
<Idoia> we also prefer variant 4 or 5
<Bjoern> yes.
<Ian> yes
<Christian> Christian prefers variant 5 with thinking about the name of the 1st level tag (emotion/affect/emotion-related-state/ers...)
<marc> Core 6
<marc> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xg-emotion/2008Sep/0005.html
<Bjoern> <complex-affect>
<Bjoern> <affect>
<Bjoern> <category set="Scherer" name="emotion" />
<Bjoern> <affect>
<Bjoern> <category set="everyday" name="pleasure" confidence="0.9" />
<Bjoern> </affect>
<Bjoern> </affect>
<Bjoern> variant 2
<Bjoern> <affect id=1>
<Bjoern> <related link="#2" />
<Bjoern> <category set="Scherer" name="emotion" />
<Ian> yes
<Bjoern> <affect>
<Bjoern> <category set="everyday" name="pleasure" confidence="0.9" />
<Bjoern> </affect>
<Bjoern> </affect>
<Bjoern> <affect id=2>
<Bjoern> <related link="#1" />
<Bjoern> <category set="Scherer" name="emotion" />
<Bjoern> <affect>
<Bjoern> <category set="everyday" name="anger" confidence="0.9" />
<Bjoern> </affect>
<Bjoern> </affect>
<felix> cant we simply allow more than one category per „affect“?
<felix> eg <affect> <cat name=“sad“/><cat name=“anger“/></affect>
<Christian> christian wonders why time information is not sufficient. If two emotions overlap in time they overlap is complex
<Christian> we could add an attribut isComplex=true to those emotions to make it more explicit
<felix> bye
<Idoia> bye
<Christian> just one more thought from Christian: Making it explicit might make it more easy for human readers to find overlaps
<Christian> and possibly also faster for parsers (looking for an attribute might be less expensive than calculating times)
<Christian> okay
<Christian> bye
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