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<scribe> Scribe: Philipp Cimiano
add agendum Core
SenseLexicon in the core model, but no property to related it to any other element
languageURI, use dublin core instead
conditions on Lexical Sense
MWE expressions as subclass of Lexical Entry
<jgracia> nobody against introducing a property linking SenseLexicon and LexicalSense
Decision: add senseEntry
Proposal of John: substitute ontolex:languageURI by dc:language
<jgracia> problem is redundancy of names
<jgracia> Philipp: but they are in different namespaces
Element Description: A language of the intellectual content of the resource. Recommended best practice for the values of the Language element is defined by RFC 3066 [RFC 3066, http://www.ietf.org/rfc/ rfc3066.txt] which, in conjunction with ISO 639 [ISO 639, http://www.oasis- open.org/cover/iso639a.html]), defines two- and three-letter primary language tags with optional subtags. Examples include "en" or "eng" for English, "akk" for Akkadian, and "en-GB" for
English used in the United Kingdom.
Decision: use dc:language as definition seems to match (Philipp to do a final check of RDF vocabulary)
http://purl.org/dc/terms/language is down, returns 404
Decision: conditions on sense to be addedd
Should we add subclasses of LexicalEntry as follows Word, MultiWordExpression, Affix?
Decision: to add these subclasses
property to indicate conjugation of word
Decision: morphologicalPattern to be added to the model
thinks agendum
<jgracia> what about... SenseVariant, EntityVariant, FormVariant ?
ok, now I discovered my proposal, which was:
LexicalFormVariant, LexicalSenseVariant, LexicalFormVariant
I meant LexicalFormVariant, LexicalSenseVariant, LexicalEntryVariant
<jgracia> SenseRelation instead ? and FormRelation, EntityRelation ?
Proposal: LexicalFormVariant, LexicalEntryVariant and SenseRelation (to be decided)
wait for Elena
question: introudce property for every type of variant to to make the model easier to use and make it more precise
Jorge: use punning to use class URIs as property URIs ?
Proposal: property vs. classes the same up to lowe case / upper case
we decided to remove the interlingual and intrlalingual variants (Decision!)
Decision: we had source and target
<jgracia> name for the superpropery?
Name for superproperty of source and target: source, target -> edge (proposal by John)
<jgracia> John: edge
<jgracia> (to be confirmed)
Armando: example2.ttl generally fine, up to the fact that metadata and content has to be split and up to terminology used
Details to be discussed:
Armando: list of renamings to discuss
resourceCoverage --> coverage ResourceCoverage --> LexicalCoverage lexicalizedDataset --> referenceDataset lexicon --> lexiconDataset
lime: class --> lime:resourceType (proposed: not applied still in the examples)
resourceCoverage --> coverage ResourceCoverage --> LexicalCoverage lexicalizedDataset --> referenceDataset lexicon --> lexiconDataset
lime: class --> lime:resourceType (proposed: not applied still in the examples)
Other points: double use of property coverage
Example1.ttl is the same as lexicon.ttl
LexiconDataSet
LexicalizationSet
lexiconDataset
referenceDataset
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