18:00:00 RRSAgent has joined #shapes 18:00:00 logging to http://www.w3.org/2015/09/24-shapes-irc 18:00:02 RRSAgent, make logs rdf-data-shapes 18:00:02 Zakim has joined #shapes 18:00:04 Zakim, this will be SHAPES 18:00:04 I do not see a conference matching that name scheduled within the next hour, trackbot 18:00:05 Meeting: RDF Data Shapes Working Group Teleconference 18:00:05 Date: 24 September 2015 18:01:05 present+ pfps, Arnaud 18:01:09 hsolbrig has joined #shapes 18:01:17 present+ kcoyle 18:01:36 regrets: labra, dimitris 18:01:41 present+ simonstey 18:02:17 present+ hsolbrig 18:02:51 present+ ericP 18:03:36 hknublau has joined #shapes 18:03:47 aryman has joined #shapes 18:04:17 scribe: simonstey 18:04:35 TOPIC: Admin 18:04:45 agenda: https://www.w3.org/2014/data-shapes/wiki/Meetings:Telecon2015.09.24 18:04:48 chair: Arnaud 18:05:44 present+ hknublau 18:06:01 PROPOSED: Approve minutes of the 17 September Telecon: http://www.w3.org/2015/09/17-shapes-minutes.html 18:07:07 Arnaud: I'll fix the present list 18:07:34 present+ aryman 18:08:18 RESOLVED: Approve minutes of the 17 September Telecon: http://www.w3.org/2015/09/17-shapes-minutes.html 18:08:41 Arnaud: next meeting 1.10 18:08:43 TOPIC: SPWD of UCR 18:08:49 q+ 18:08:53 present+ TallTed 18:09:03 ack simonstey 18:09:19 q+ to ask whether there should be a "Changes" section 18:10:01 http://w3c.github.io/data-shapes/data-shapes-ucr/ 18:11:55 q+ 18:12:14 ack pfps 18:12:14 pfps, you wanted to ask whether there should be a "Changes" section 18:12:24 simonstey: current version is up2date and ready for review 18:12:57 pfps: no changes since last version section 18:13:10 simonstey: since the last doc, we've mostly only added stuff 18:13:10 So changes would say "editorial changes and addition of new use cases" 18:13:18 simonstey: I think we should rename the UCs and Rs 18:13:19 ... we've cleaned up a few. 18:13:27 s/rename/renumber/ 18:13:48 s/only added stuff/not added stuff/ 18:13:50 So then changes would say "editorial changes only" 18:14:11 ... plus fixes to existing use cases. 18:14:43 q? 18:15:03 ack aryman 18:16:09 aryman: I don't think that we need to renumber the UCs 18:16:44 +1 to not bothering 18:16:52 pick one 18:16:54 ... all mails that were referring to those stories would be obsolete 18:16:56 +1 to keeping links 18:17:44 Arnaud: ok, let's keep the current numbers 18:18:57 https://www.w3.org/2014/data-shapes/wiki/Requirements 18:21:03 simonstey: I'll prepare a list of REQs to look over for the next call 18:21:11 the UCR looks good 18:21:19 In general I prefer the option of allowing review. 18:21:25 q+ 18:21:28 ack aryman 18:21:40 q+ 18:22:09 q+ to propose we incorporate a paragraph about repeated properties to UC47 18:22:09 ack pfps 18:22:16 aryman: I don't feel the need to review it 18:24:51 PROPOSED: Publish UCR Editor's draft, with added changes section 18:25:04 doesn't looking require a week? 18:25:45 ericP: everyone could look at their UCs and see whether they are correctly represented/interpreted 18:25:47 you can observe a lot by just looking for a week 18:26:08 +0.5 18:26:09 +1 18:26:11 +1 18:26:14 +1 18:26:15 +1 18:26:15 +1 18:26:19 q- 18:26:20 +1 18:26:36 RESOLVED: Publish UCR Editor's draft, with added changes section 18:28:06 TOPIC: Disposal of Raised Issues 18:28:15 PROPOSED: Open ISSUE-90, ISSUE-91, ISSUE-92 18:28:24 Arnaud: I suggest we open all raised issues 18:28:33 these all look like appropriate issues 18:28:34 ISSUE-90 18:28:34 ISSUE-90 -- Can the focus node be a literal? -- raised 18:28:34 http://www.w3.org/2014/data-shapes/track/issues/90 18:28:38 ISSUE-91 18:28:38 ISSUE-91 -- Default Cardinality -- raised 18:28:38 http://www.w3.org/2014/data-shapes/track/issues/91 18:28:42 ISSUE-92 18:28:42 ISSUE-92 -- Should repeated properties be interpreted as additive or conjunctive? -- raised 18:28:42 http://www.w3.org/2014/data-shapes/track/issues/92 18:28:51 +1 18:28:56 +1 18:28:58 +1 18:29:07 +1 18:29:13 +1 18:29:32 +1 18:29:44 +1 18:29:55 +1 18:30:07 RESOLVED: Open ISSUE-90, ISSUE-91, ISSUE-92 18:30:22 TOPIC: FPWD of SHACL Spec 18:30:59 Arnaud: we've gone back and forth; quite some changes were made 18:31:26 that is, of course, not a ringing endorsement of the document as is 18:32:01 ... since no one is heavily against publishing it as a FPWD I propose to do so 18:32:15 PROPOSED: Publish SHACL Editor's draft as a FPWD 18:32:19 +1 18:32:25 +1 18:32:25 +1 18:32:38 +1 18:32:40 +1 18:32:47 +.5 18:32:57 the bar to be passed is that the document does not go against WG consensus and will be mostly understood by readers 18:32:59 0 18:33:26 Got dropped off the Skype connection -- trying to get back in 18:33:48 Arnaud: none of what's in the document is cast in stone! everything can be changed 18:34:13 ... the document can be changed at any time 18:34:34 hsolbrig, do you care to vote? 18:34:45 I'm planning on publicising the document to a couple of mailing lists, along with comments about some of the aspects of SHACL 18:34:45 I lost audio a bit back 18:34:51 Skype seems to be having another fit 18:34:55 +1 18:35:03 RESOLVED: Publish SHACL Editor's draft as a FPWD 18:36:17 Arnaud: I guess publishing the draft isn't that easy, eric and I will figure out what has to be done to publish it 18:36:27 TOPIC: ISSUE-87: Turtle file 18:36:33 ISSUE-87 18:36:33 ISSUE-87 -- Shall we publish RDF files for the SHACL namespace? -- open 18:36:33 http://www.w3.org/2014/data-shapes/track/issues/87 18:37:02 Arnaud: the short name might be kind of misleading 18:37:44 q+ 18:37:53 ... normally you have a document that shows up when someone resolves the SHACL namespace 18:39:08 ericP: usually I hit up the editors to provide HTML, turtle, RDF/XML representations of the vocabulary 18:39:42 see http://www.w3.org/TR/cooluris/ 18:39:47 ldp.{html,ttl,rdf,var} 18:39:57 ... (eric looks up LDP example) 18:40:01 see also http://www.w3.org/TR/swbp-vocab-pub/ 18:40:06 http://www.w3.org/ns/ldp 18:40:59 Arnaud: the question is how much we want to put in there as of now 18:41:14 +1 to a stake in the namespace ground only 18:41:33 ... we could just have a pointer to our work 18:41:41 ack aryman 18:41:59 ... but the question is what we actually want to publish as .ttl (if we want to do so ever) 18:42:55 aryman: we should align with W3C's recommendations on specifying vocabularies and should definitely publish it at some point 18:43:14 q+ 18:43:22 ... I just had the impression that the current vocab contains too much implementation specific parts 18:43:53 q- 18:44:05 Arnaud: were is the current .ttl file stored? It seems to be gone from the repo 18:44:19 q+ 18:44:25 ack pfps 18:44:35 hknublau: I've deleted it from the repo, since there was no consensus on having such a document 18:44:51 q+ 18:45:11 ... it can still be found on the github page of the topbraid/shaclapi 18:46:01 ack aryman 18:46:08 Arnaud: I don't think the file should have been deleted 18:47:07 aryman: the vocab should contain at least every term mentioned in the FPWD 18:48:14 ... I've access to tools that can ensure the consistency of .ttl/rdf/xml/html representation of a vocab by transforming one into another 18:48:21 q+ 18:49:00 aryman: just having a document there that says "that's a namespace" doesn't make much sense 18:49:05 how can i get to historical versions of the turtle file 18:49:53 ack pfps 18:50:31 +1 to pfps 18:51:00 pfps: If we include a URL it must resolve, we need to put a stake in the (our namespace) ground 18:51:36 the actual document could just have *no* RDF content whatsoever 18:52:00 ericP: I'm working on something already 18:52:28 that's going to have to have some disclaimers 18:53:25 q+ to say that 0 properties and 0 classes are adequate 18:53:38 ack pfps 18:53:38 pfps, you wanted to say that 0 properties and 0 classes are adequate 18:53:42 Definitely NOT ShapeClass... 18:53:49 Arnaud: I'm concerned that including parts of the vocab in there requires some additional confirmation of WG members 18:54:45 +1 to a pro-forma document 18:55:07 +1 to stake in the ground 18:55:16 Arnaud: if people follow the ns link, they get to a pro-forma document 18:55:17 +1 to snake on the ground 18:55:25 +1 18:55:27 +1 18:55:32 +0 18:55:57 wooden, of course 18:56:12 RESOLVED: publish a pro-forma document as a stake in the ground for the namespace along with FPWD 18:57:06 TOPIC: ISSUE-65: nomenclature consistency 18:57:10 ISSUE-65 18:57:10 ISSUE-65 -- Consistency and cohesiveness of nomenclature (e.g., shapes, scopes, and constraints) -- open 18:57:10 http://www.w3.org/2014/data-shapes/track/issues/65 18:57:51 http://w3c.github.io/data-shapes/shacl/#terms 18:58:15 q+ 18:58:17 Arnaud: the question is (putting aside the fact the spec is sometimes not consistent with itself) when it comes to the nomenclature itself, is the glossary we are using enough to call the issue resolved? 18:58:25 ack pfps 18:59:14 pfps: I think the current nomenclature or organization is currently somehow troubling 18:59:34 q+ 19:00:01 ... everytime I read the document I get confused (but I don't know exactly why) 19:00:30 ... in particular, shapes are both inside and outside of constraints 19:00:57 ... and behave there differently 19:01:42 ... scopes and filters are another issue, you've to remember which apply when and if they are actually mattering 19:02:04 ack aryman 19:02:38 aryman: I think what we are seeing is design entropy, shapes are basically a set of constraints and things that are added to them like scopes and filters 19:02:51 shapes also have names and comments and ...... 19:03:18 +1 to Arthur 19:03:38 ... QFC are another example, they are like the other constraints but not quite the same 19:04:08 and min and max cardinality are described almost like other bits of property constraints, but not exactly 19:05:30 Arnaud: I just wanted to check where we stood in this regard 19:06:34 also Closed Shape is very different from other constraints 19:06:34 the issue with shapes inside constraints is a shape "Can have zero or more scopes that select the nodes that the shape applies to." [Glossary] but this does not apply when a shape is inside a constraint topic: Misc 19:08:12 Arnaud: harold mentioned some "issues" that seem like actual issues that should be raised 19:09:05 nice work Simon 19:09:42 q+ 19:09:45 ack aryman 19:11:07 aryman: how do you indicate the subject of a requirement? 19:11:55 ericP: the language specification tells you how to interpret strings of that language 19:11:58 I'm sad to say that OWL 2 uses MUST for both the language and to constrain tools 19:13:46 ... we could look at the turtle, SPARQL or OWL spec that are all kind of handling this issue differently 19:14:14 Arnaud: we could allocate time in the future to address it 19:14:39 TOPIC: Additive repeated properties 19:15:00 eric's proposal : https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-data-shapes-wg/2015Sep/0107.html 19:15:05 SPARQL 1.1 query language doesn't use RFC2119 at all 19:15:13 holger's proposal: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-data-shapes-wg/2015Sep/0128.html 19:16:07 Arnaud: Karen has been looking at her use cases and checked whether they are currently realizable using SHACL 19:16:19 q+ 19:17:08 ack pfps 19:17:24 ... I want at least to clarify if there is a problem here or not 19:18:32 pfps: I've been staying out of this discussion, because I don't see the problem at hand 19:22:06 my problem with the discussion is that I don't know what is being asked for - it seems to me that the request is to change each individual constraint and that this change results in a change to the natural combination algebra for constraints 19:22:45 ISSUE-92 19:22:45 ISSUE-92 -- Should repeated properties be interpreted as additive or conjunctive? -- raised 19:22:45 http://www.w3.org/2014/data-shapes/track/issues/92 19:23:54 Arnaud: with the current draft, the example in the issue is invalid 19:24:28 ... both property constraints are evaluated for the same property 19:24:29 q+ 19:24:35 in ShEx, an isolated constraint :p @ [1,1] is satisfied by a node that has p links to two other nodes that satisfy 19:25:04 q- 19:26:21 TallTed: eric's example should definitely be expressible 19:26:53 In the current spec this would look like two qualifiedValueShapes at the same shape, i.e. ex:MyShape sh:property [ QCR1] ; sh:property [QCR2] . 19:30:22 Arnaud: we somehow have to figure out how to address both of the mentioned use cases 19:31:52 trackbot, end meeting 19:31:52 Zakim, list attendees 19:31:52 As of this point the attendees have been pfps, Arnaud, kcoyle, simonstey, hsolbrig, ericP, hknublau, aryman, TallTed 19:31:59 hknublau has left #shapes 19:32:00 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 19:32:00 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2015/09/24-shapes-minutes.html trackbot 19:32:01 RRSAgent, bye 19:32:01 I see no action items