- From: Paula-Lavinia Patranjan <paula.patranjan@ifi.lmu.de>
- Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2006 16:17:17 +0100
- To: public-rif-wg@w3.org
- Message-ID: <4416DE7D.9060504@ifi.lmu.de>
Dear all, Find below my comments on the use cases document. Overall I think the use cases' descriptions are good and their narratives do motivate the need for a rule interchange format. General: rule examples need same formatting. 1.1 This use case is a bit short compared to most of the use cases, but ok. 1.2 In the last para, second last sentence of the use case description: is it 'if uses the RIF' or 'it uses the RIF'? 1.3 +1 for Dave's and Axel's comments on the last para of the use case description: I think this para should be dropped. I'm also not convinced that the second last para brings some added value to the use case itself or to the interchange of rules through RIF. 1.4 and 1.5 are a bit too similar, but no need to drop one of them. I think both are important. 1.5 This use case is quite long but I do not see the need for RIF explicitly stated; there is something on it at the beginning of the use case but I think it would be good to see this also on a couple of examples. 1.6 First para, second sentence: 'Reasoning with these rules'...it is not clear which rules are meant here. I don't find in the text the fact that MRI stands for magnetic resonance imaging but I think it would be good to have it explicitly. 1.7 +1 to Axel's comment: the narrative of this use case should be extended. Wouldn't be good to write down what the acronyms stay for (e.g. MRI, MAE)? Last para, last sentence: I don't think we need to state the requirements on RIF here; perhaps it just needs rewording. 1.8 No comments on this use cases since it is to be replaced by a detailed version. Regards from Munich, Paula
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