- From: Ian Wilson <ian@emotionai.com>
- Date: Thu, 23 Oct 2008 10:43:10 +0100
- To: public-xg-emotion@w3.org
- Message-ID: <8376826c0810230243m7edd499cy3373d1e6e7ca8844@mail.gmail.com>
Hi All, Core 1 - Agree with Christian, even our group is called "Emotion" and this format is for everyone so the tag should be the most easily understood. Lets also not forget that this has to be used around the world and most native english speakers dont know what "affect" means. Core 2 - We should have a repository, perhaps at W3? I like the Qnames idea, simple and tidy. Core 3 - I would suggest a "scale" attribute which could be used throughout the schema : <arousal scale="unipolar" value="0.75" /> OR <dimensions scale="unipolar" set="emotionai"> Core 4 - Is there a less specific, more easily understood word than "appraisals"? It seems very Scherer specific whereas "dimensions" is a very general term. Core 5 - Again, "action-tendencies" seems very specific to one model rather than general? I would suggest just "actions" but maybe that is too general, thoughts? Abstraction is good, so is a hierarchy, I use a hierarchy so a top level is "Energy" (or use of energy) with food as a specific sub set. Core 6 - I think everything should be part of a set (like dimensions) which can contain one or more elements. I think most of what we are doing is inherently complex and parallel and we should encourage that thinking perhaps? Core 7 - I am less convinced that there should be a separate intensity tag. It does not seem intuitive that intensity is not tied to an element but is on its own? Core 8 - Agree with Catherine, I am currently using "attack, sustain, decay" timing values in my work so having a start point and a duration for those would be required (end point is then redundant). Standard format timing, machine readable. Meta 1 - Agree that confidence is a widely available attribute to go with "value" Meta 2 - Not sure about this one. Links 1 - Links without semantics in an XML format seems odd, that seems more like presentation unless the semantics are implicit from the structure and tags of the XML. Links 2 - Absolute timing seems like an edge case. How about having a separate absolute time tag that specifies a absolute start point then all other timings are relative (to that absolute). This would be like absolute and relative coordinates. Prefer the SMIL format. End timing (or duration) is redundant but not a problem to have it. Timing may not require an anchor (it could be used to drive an external system) Links 3 - If there is a generally agreed upon set of semantic roles we can fix to that set. The uri is ambiguous here and does sound like links 1, one of these could be removed. Global 0 - Go with the HTML format perhaps as it is so well known? Scales - Abstract is good but difficult to use, I would tend to favor positive/negative verbal scales Ian -- Ian Wilson CEO Emotion AI e : ian@emotionai.com | w : www.emotionai.com | t : +44 (0) 704 040 3198 profile : www.linkedin.com/in/ianwilson "Bringing the power of emotional communication to your products"
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