- From: Alejandra Garcia Rojas <alejandra.garciarojas@epfl.ch>
- Date: Wed, 13 Dec 2006 16:28:08 +0100
- To: public-xg-emotion@w3.org
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Dear all You can find here [1] the minutes of the 4th Emotion XG telecon (11 of December 2006). [1] http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/emotion/minutes-2006-12-11.html Merry Christmas, Alejandra =========================================================== In text: Attendees Present : Ian Wilson, Christian Peter, Marc Schröder, Hannes Pirker, Jianhua Tao, Alejandra Garcia-Rojas, Felix Burkhardt and Myriam Lamolle Regrets : Jean-Claude Martin, Stacy Marsella Chair : Marc Schröder Scribe : Alejandra Garcia-Rojas Contents : 1. Minutes of previous meeting 2. Discussion of requirements 3. Date of next meeting 4. Any other business 1. Minutes of previous meeting <Marc> Link to the previous meeting: http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/emotion/minutes-2006-10-30.html No comments or objections. 2. Discussion of requirements >From agenda: Discussion today could focus around the central question of the limits of the emotion language. If all UC discussion leaders could be prepared to give a summary of their stance and the issues having come up in the discussion within their UC, that would be helpful. Marc: The core issue today should be the interface that we want between the emotion annotation language and the "rest of the world". Everybody agrees that we need such an interface. One suggestion is to have input/output, i.e. a system-centric conceptualisation; an alternative is to describe the "objective phenomena" as they occur in the emotional situation, i.e. a theory-driven or phenomenon-driven conceptualisation. Marc:I had circulated a proposal for a conceptualisation in terms of the phenomena observed, independent of any use cases; that document distinguished "1. Experiencer", "2. cause/trigger/object" and "3. observable correlates" rather than input/output. Marc: in some UCs there is a trigger object that can be the input of the emotion; interestingly, observable correlates correspond to "output" in UC3, but to "input" in UC2. Hannes: suggests that it is not relevant how to name input and output, but its usability <Ian> possibly <Ian> yes i think so <Ian> sounds reasonable Hannes: recalled to define what are the "main connection points"? <Hannes> "Relations to the rest of the world" is a nice term! Marc: suggests to agree on using a conceptualisation driven by the emotion phenomenon, rather than by system input/output. <Felix> yes, I think this is a good idea <Hannes> I agree <Ian> agreed <cpeter> Christian agrees <Jianhua> agree <Myriam> yes Everybody: agree Marc: we need to define how relation of the emotional annotation in the world can be represented <Ian> great, nice idea Hannes: propose to compare information of all UC and volunteer to bring together the UC documents <Jianhua> great <Ian> thanks! <Jianhua> thanks hannes <Ian> yes <Jianhua> yes ACTION: Hannes will make a compilation of the three UC documents in wiki, so people can modify it, due before Christmas [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2006/12/11-emotion-minutes.html#action01] Marc: this is also a conceptual unification, metadata <Jianhua> yes Marc: new discussion on other suggestion: generic vs. domain-specific aspects of requirements <Hannes> agree Marc:explains that the distinction is not aimed at excluding aspects from the language, but to clarify how to include something that we may want to have from a UC in the language. What will be hard coded? what concepts will be open (for domain specific)? ... The big challenge for Hannes is to find what concepts are related, generic, domain specific... A future discussion on what is generic, domain specific will be needed. 3. Date of next meeting Marc:15 January? <Ian> i am ok <Felix> no problem <Myriam> ok next meeting 15 January <Ian> ok Marc: we let open the time for US partners 4. Any other business <Hannes> thank you marc! <Jianhua> thank you marc <Ian> thank you marc <Ian> bye <Felix> happy new year! <Jianhua> have a nice holiday to all <Hannes> see you <Myriam> thank and merry Christmas <Jianhua> bye <Jianhua> and have a nice Christmas <Myriam> bye Summary of Action Items [NEW] ACTION: Hannes will make a compilation of the three UC documents in wiki, so people can modify it, due before Christmas. [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2006/12/11-emotion-minutes.html#action01] [End of minutes]
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