- From: Armando Stellato <stellato@info.uniroma2.it>
- Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2013 19:46:10 +0100
- To: <public-ontolex@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <002901ced98e$21d602a0$658207e0$@info.uniroma2.it>
Hi Philipp (thanks for the "not long at all".I feared it was :-) ), The only issue I see is that LexicalEntry would inherit the following restriction: restriction on skosxl:literalForm cardinality exactly 1 But I think this can be justified by clearly stating that skosxl:literalForms are different from our Forms. Exactly, or at least, this is the non-OWL-allowed inference I had in mind: for each structure like: <?x a ontolex:LexicalEntry> --> ontolex:canonicalForm --> <a_ontolex:Form> --> ontolex:writtenRep --> <?l a literal> We have a corresponding: <?x a skosxl:Label> --> skosxl:literalForm --> <?l a literal> (sorry: I wrote by mistake skosxl:canonicalForm in the previous email) We could indeed infer the literalForm from the canonicalForm (possible)? but this might lead to inconsistencies as we infer a different from that the one specified. I'm not sure I see the inconsistency here. I would tend to say that at least the generation of a <?x a skosxl:Label>-->skosxl:literalForm--><?l a literal> is not wrong from any <?x a ontolex:LexicalEntry> --> ontolex:canonicalForm --> <a_ontolex:Form> --> ontolex:writtenRep --> <?l a literal> .but I could be easily missing something else. I propose we talk about this on the telco on Nov. 8th. Sure! Cheers, Armando
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