Participants: Brendan, Giulia, Laurent, Claudio, Jean-Baptiste, Steve Status:  In previous meetings, the group has worked on what TDM means in practice, the vocabulary to be used during the project, the goals and requirements for a technical solution, the creation of … Continue reading →

Participants: Giulia, Claudio, Jean-Baptiste, Brendan, Rama   Agenda: discuss the “file at the origin” and “html meta” proposals. Discuss if the three current proposals can be seen a complementary.  Laurent, regarding the issue #10 open by Claudio: splitting html pages … Continue reading →

Agenda Open discussion about the first potential technical solution, titled “Proposal based on http headers“. Participants Giulia, Giuseppe, Claudio, Jean-Baptiste, Steve, Leonard, Aziz, Brendan Log of the discussion Leonard: many people with a CMS don’t control their own servers. Sharepoint … Continue reading →

Introduction The number of participants of the Community Group has now reached 25 people.  Validation of the charter  The proposed charter of the CG is accessible on Github on https://github.com/w3c/tdm-reservation-protocol/blob/main/charter.md. It is similar to other W3C CG charters, taken as … Continue reading →

12 people were present on the call, the agenda being:  brief presentation of the participants. Q/A on the context of this project review of the proposed charter review of the proposed vocabulary review of the proposed requirements decision of the … Continue reading →

Dear participants in the Text and Data Mining Reservation Protocol CG (TDMrep in short), Doodle has delivered its oracle: The kickoff of the project will happen on Tuesday 23 Feb, 16:00 UTC (local datetime via dateandtime) and will last one … Continue reading →

Dear participants in the Text and Data Mining Reservation Protocol CG (TDMrep in short), it has taken some time for the co-chairs before inviting you to a first call; this is simply because we were waiting a sufficient number of … Continue reading →

In addition to their significance in the context of scientific research, text and data mining techniques (TDM) are widely used both by private and public entities to analyse large amounts of data (including copyright protected content like text, images, video … Continue reading →