At 16:52 +0000 12/12/03, Jack Berkowitz wrote: >Sandro, > >we only release results based on our publicly shipping version of >our software (3.0.3). We actually have more results to share, but >due to needing to be sensitive to clients looking at that sheet, and >then saying "why the heck isn't it working in my release like it >says on the test results page?", we will be holding them off until >we ship our 3.1 version, which will be in Q1 2004. For various >reasons, we can't share what we intend to pass at that time, but it >is a much larger proportion. We however only release engines and >subsequent inference results until we have gone through extensive >scalability tests with the algorithms. > >My understanding is that the results page can be updated >continually. Is it your intention to freeze the results as of >Monday or so, and then stop the updating on the page? If there is >no objection, we'd just as soon continually update our RDF feed as >the state of the products emerge, and would encourage the others to >do the same. > >Jack Jack - it would be worth running your old version again as there've been some tests moved from proposed to accepted, but the results won't be reflected unless people run their systems again -- so it would only help you - as you'll show a higher percentage of accepted tests if you run again. More importantly, we're hoping to move to PR real soon, and our request to advance has some numbers quoted -- problem is I need to rewrite this section, and some of the ssytems that were passing 100% of some section aren't any more -- we're still okay, but if people don't run their systems again we'll be underreporting our results -JH -- Professor James Hendler http://www.cs.umd.edu/users/hendler Director, Semantic Web and Agent Technologies 301-405-2696 Maryland Information and Network Dynamics Lab. 301-405-6707 (Fax) Univ of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742 240-277-3388 (Cell)Received on Saturday, 13 December 2003 23:27:03 GMT
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