- From: Luc Moreau <l.moreau@ecs.soton.ac.uk>
- Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2013 11:40:49 +0000
- To: W3C provenance WG <public-prov-wg@w3.org>
Some further feedback: - prov family of documents is a bit out of date with the rec documents. In particular, prov-sem missing. - links to be updated to release date: 20130312 - all references should be non normative since this is going to be a note Luc On 26/02/2013 11:28, Luc Moreau wrote: > > Hi Stephan, Curt, Hook, > > It's a good document. Ideally, there are a few things I would like to see > fixed before the next release, and if not by then, before final > release. I recommend release as a next WD. > > Key issues: > - It's not clear that examples are schema valid. Many ids do not have > a prefix, but no default namespace seems to be defined. > Can we check all examples against the latest schema? > > - I would suggest adding a section 4 to define prov:Document (like > there was similar section in prov-n), since it doesn't seem to be > defined in the main text. > > - I suggest updating the mime type application with the feedback > received from the ietf mailing list, and submitting the revised > version to the ietf mailing list for final check. > > Note that I haven't been able to check the schema compiles naturally > with JAXB, but you gave us assurance it was the case. > > Cheers, > Luc > > Detailed feedback: > > Abstract: third sentence does not parse > > Intro. Text copied verbatim from dm. It should be clear for the reader > that this design comes from DM. Maybe also add some links to DM (for > references and components). > > 2.1 corresponding to terms defined in the PROV-DM. > > Extend PROV-DM to the PROV data model > > 2.2 salami slice citation missing > > 2.2. It's use ... Its > > 2.3 the PROV-N. ... PROV-N > > 2.3. As in PROV-N, the attributes can > ... "attributes" > Generally, do we want to go through the document and check whether > this "attribute" or attribute > I would suggest that a <dfn>prov-n attribute</dfn> is introduced, > and <a>attribute</a> to refer to it. > > 2.3 Wherever an "id" is referenced from a later concept > Later?? > > 2.4 using A the prov:type PROV WITH and ... delete 'a', with??? > > This element can be use. ->. Used > > The following examples shows type. Which example? use number. > > from the default element type. . Not sure what is meant here > > 2.6 with [PROV-N] record names > Prov-n expression names > > section 3 > "The element prov:wasStartedBy is used to reference a prov:Start from > within a prov:Document or prov:BundleConstructor." > The xml names do not appear in same font/color. I wonder whether > some could be links? > > 3.2 HasPrimarySource. ... HadPrimarySource > > example 23. Line-management example has no prefix, but no default > prefix defined. Generally hav we checked all examples are schema valid. > I now realise prov:ref="a" suffers from the same problem. This occurs > in several xamples. > > 3.4.2 The element prov:bundleContent is used to reference a set of > nested provenance statements from within a prov:Document. > I don't think the term reference here is right. ... What about > " prov:bundleContent is used tho package up a set of prov statements > and give them an identity. > > 3.7.1. "The identifier attribute is used to identify instances of PROV > types or relations." > > I don't think the phrasing is right. We agreed the identifiers > identify entities, or activities, etc. > The sentence seems to indicate that the Id is used to identify the > record. > > More generally, I am becoming unsure that the distinction prov:ref / > prov:id is right. I wonder whether we shouldn't go for prov:ref > everywhere. The only exception is bundleconstuctor which rely > identifies a bundle and therefore needs prov:Id > > > Is there a distinction between > <prov:location xsi:type="xsd:string">(5,5)</prov:location> > And > <prov:location>(5,5)</prov:location> > > Section 3.7.3.x > > The element prov:value is used to represent a PROV attribute. > Which attribute? Doing what? Same for all the others. > I guess it's "attribute". > > -- Professor Luc Moreau Electronics and Computer Science tel: +44 23 8059 4487 University of Southampton fax: +44 23 8059 2865 Southampton SO17 1BJ email: l.moreau@ecs.soton.ac.uk United Kingdom http://www.ecs.soton.ac.uk/~lavm
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