<mlefranc> Dear all, I won't be able to participate to today's discussion, so I just sent an email detailing the few facts that I would have liked to mention.

MetaNet, FlareNet, Molto Project (Paul will send it)

Mihael/Paul will send to MLW-LT group

sent out on DARPA machine reading group

main requirements - POS, gender and number, case,

how people would like to interpret it

producing core model about how it can be use in real use case

different presentation of POS - data type, classes etc.

how this model can be interpret in semantic web e.g. OWL

can be meta vocabulary to wrap with existing vocabulary

problem in modeling of languages, a meta vocabulary is necessary

not proposing ontology for POS or meronyms or synonyms

enriching the meta model with linguistic properties

cimiano: use existing ontology for POS
... isocat has URI to the definition Noun, we can find a way to import external categories with these URIs

Issue: in some cases we cant find URI for a particular POS

paulb: Every main requirement should be reflect with the use cases

every use case owner can explain all mentioned requirements that how they use full in their use cases

cimiano: feel free to add any new main requirement
... lexical pattern refer to lexical syntactic pattern
... next telco on 11th May

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