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<csma> item+ Admin
<csma> agendum+ Admin
<csma> agendum+ Liaisons
<csma> agendum+ Actions review
<csma> agendum+ RIF Primer
<csma> agendum+ RIF-XML data
<csma> agendum+ RIF in RDF
<csma> agendum+ UCR
<csma> agendum+ Test Cases
<csma> agendum+ AOB (next meeting: 21 Sept?)
<AxelPolleres> I am sorry, but I can't attend today... as for RIF in RDF, I have drafted some text on the semantics of RIF-in-RDF which works for me: http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/wiki/RIF_In_RDF
<AxelPolleres> sections 7 and 8
<csma> Hi Axel,
<csma> Can you send that text to the public mailing list, please?
<AxelPolleres> I see that Dave sent a review already.
<AxelPolleres> I have to look into this.
<AxelPolleres> http://www.w3.org/mid/1284405398.2075.0.camel@dave-desktop
<csma> Problems with Zakim France number
<csma> :-(
<csma> Zakim GB does not seem to work, either :-(
<Leora> is anyone talking? I can't hear a thing.
<StellaMitchell> I hear typing
<Leora> Oh, that's probably me you hear.
<Leora> I can't figure out how to mute.
<Leora> okay, figured it out. ;)
<Leora> Stella, do you still hear me typing?
<AxelPolleres> Dave, basically, I still think/hope that the extraction of encoded rulesets is possible, essentially, it seems that you can extract everything from "below" a focus-node that has some RIF properties.
<csma> Scribe: Dave Reynolds
<csma> scribenick: DaveReynolds
Axel - disagree but can't scribe and discuss at same time :)
<AxelPolleres> likely though, we'd need to define what is a well-formed RIF/RDF document, that allows such exttraction... ok, let's take this to email
<csma> Scribe: Harold Boley
<Leora> csma, did you ask me something?
<Leora> I couldn't hear
<csma> Scribenick: Harold
<Leora> I guess not.
<csma> next item
<csma> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rif-wg/2010Sep/att-0001/24-rif-minutes.html
<csma> PROPOSED: Approve minutes of Aug 24 telecon
<StellaMitchell> +1
<csma> RESOLVED: Approve minutes of Aug 24 telecon
<csma> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rif-wg/2010Sep/att-0009/rif-mins-7-Sept-2010.html
<csma> PROPOSED: Approve the minutes of Sept 7 telecon
<StellaMitchell> +1
<Leora> +1
<csma> RESOLVED: Approve the minutes of Sept 7 telecon
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<StellaMitchell> close action-1050
<trackbot> Sorry... I don't know anything about this channel
<csma> close ACTION-1050
<trackbot> ACTION-1050 Remove RIF syntax from UCR closed
<StellaMitchell> close action-1049
<trackbot> Sorry... I don't know anything about this channel
<csma> next item
Leora: Ready for review.
... Last thing is compatibility section: RDF, OWL 2.
<ChrisW> I just finished updating the Test Cases section of PRimer
Christian: Should we add compatibility with XML? As section 7.3?
Leora: I could do it.
<Leora> I can do a short paragraph on compatibility with XML.
<Leora> I haven't yet read your document, Christian.
<Leora> So honestly, this would be a short, brief paragraph.
<Leora> If there is no example, it would be helpful to get an example.
Christian: Reviewers are Gary and
Sandro.
... Will ask Gary and Sandro to read it by next week.
<StellaMitchell> s/brief document/brief paragraph/
<csma> ACTION: csma to send email to Gary and sandro re reviewing Primer [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2010/09/14-rif-minutes.html#action01]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-1052 - Send email to Gary and sandro re reviewing Primer [on Christian de Sainte Marie - due 2010-09-21].
<csma> next ietm
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<csma> http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/wiki/XML-Data_alt
Christian: Based on discussion
last week, redrafted the document, keeping the semantics but
going back to XPath syntax.
... Much shortened the document.
... Not quite finished.
... Semantics defined for any XPath expression.
... Sometimes only small subset used.
<Leora> Okay - -- so I should read the doc linked above?
Christian: Yes.
<Leora> Christian, sorry --- I just didn't really hear you. Phone is fuzzy.
Christian: Will add
appendices.
... Will ask Michael if he can review it.
Dave: References to XPath specs
might be better than copying snippets.
... Otherwise there may be a maintenance issue.
Christian: Copies are just non-normative.
Dave: If not too many, then that's fair.
Christian: Just terms that are used in several places such as "What is a sequence?".
Sandro: How does the XML render in Presentation Syntax?
<csma> <Const type=...>child::schema-element(ex:Account)</Const>
<csma> "ex:Account"
<csma> ?x["child::schema-element(ex:Account)"->value]
***Lengthy Christian/Sandro discussion about PS/XML syntaxes***
<csma> For all the element nodes e ∈ E, Itruth(Iframe(IDM(e))(IC("expr"^^xs:string), RIFValue(e, expr))) = t (true)
<sandro> proposed test case: someone assert some frames with xpath-syntax slot names.
<csma> next item
Christian/Sandro: Have two reviews.
Dave: Small bug in the table.
<sandro> DaveReynolds: small bug in table; main issue is with usedWithProfile -- defn in there requires you to be able to subtract a rif ruleset out of an RDF graph
Dave: Substantial comments: Semantics currently requires to 'subtract' rule sets.
<sandro> DaveReynolds: an algo for doing that subtraction isn't provided, and I don't think it's possible.
<csma> Axel, are you here?
Dave: Suggest to change semantics to omit subtraction.
Sandro: Axel was interested in
subtraction, having a use case for it.
... Avoid 'pollution' by unnecessary rules.
... But one could leave them, just querying the rest.
Dave: Transform rules with rules. Use secure subtraction.
Sandro: Dave's proposal is good.
<sandro> sandro: I think DaveReynolds's proposal to just remove the usedWithProfile triple is good.
<ChrisW> Leora, I don't think the using dataypes example works
Sandro: Leora asks for more
examples.
... Will do that, too, once back from vacation.
<ChrisW> in particular the "at least 5 years ago" constraint looks to me like "after the year 5"
Leora: Examples would help with how mapping is done and more clear.
<Leora> very likely, Chris.
Sandro: Currently one big example (in appendix).
<Leora> Chris, I actually had a question about the representation of years.
Sandro: The document was not meant to be terribly tutorial.
<ChrisW> ok
Leora: Little more than Hello World example in intro need still to be done.
<Leora> Chris, let me revisit the examples.
<ChrisW> next item
<Leora> And apologies for talking about both the primer and rif in rdf
<Leora> at the same time
Chris: Document is good now.
Leora: UC 4.4
***Lengthy Chris/Leora discussion about modal logic***
<AdrianP> unfortunately I have bad WLAN quality
Chris: Swap two sections (4 and 5), so shorter one goes earlier.
<ChrisW> FORALL ?x AND (encoding(?x) believes(Leora,ugly(?x)))
Leora: Will fix things in next 24 hours.
<Leora> Harold, that was a lengthy discussion about to what extent sentences that would ordinarily be represented in modal logic, or at least, directly in fol using possible-worlds semantics
<Leora> but which could possibly be represented, in a kludgey way in BLD.
<ChrisW> next item
<Leora> Chris, your FOL formula is false.
<Leora> Not to mention that it mentions belief, explicitly!
Chris: Reviewed UCR, need one more.
<StellaMitchell> I can review UCR
<ChrisW> ACTION: Stella to review UCR [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2010/09/14-rif-minutes.html#action02]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-1053 - Review UCR [on Stella Mitchell - due 2010-09-21].
<StellaMitchell> one more left to approve
<ChrisW> http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/wiki/Modeling_Brain_Anatomy
<ChrisW> PROPOSED: approve Modeling Brain Anatomy
<AdrianP> +1 for the test case
<ChrisW> +1
<DaveReynolds> +1
<Leora> +1
<ChrisW> RESOLVED: approve Modeling Brain Anatomy
<sandro> http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/wiki/MediaWiki:Common.css
<ChrisW> meet again in 1 week
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