- From: Jeff Z. Pan <jpan@csd.abdn.ac.uk>
- Date: Mon, 09 Apr 2007 18:31:07 +0100
- To: MMSem-XG Public List <public-xg-mmsem@w3.org>
Dear all, Here are some comments on the Algorithm representation Use case. Sorry for the delay. General comments: This is a very interesting use case. It would be more useful if the interoperability aspect can be highlighted (e.g. in a separate section). Some clarifications on what can be done with existing technologies and what need more research would also be very helpful. Detailed comments: 1) Section 1: - The problem presented in this section is that algorithms for image analysis are difficult to manage, understand and apply, particularly for non-expert users, rather than the interoperability problem. - The example presented in the section illustrated the point that non-experts find it hard to select proper algorithms to use. 2) Section 2: - The solution provided in this section is to use an algorithm ontology as a foundation to provide recommendations to non-experts. This is a solution for the problem presented in Section 1, rather than the interoperability problem. - The discussions of the advantages of the solution seem to be incomplete and not (obviously) supported by the example presented in Section 5. 3) Section 3: - The existing challenges are nicely presented. - The descriptions of state of the art seem to be incomplete. It would be more helpful, if we can further describe what functionalities can/cannot be provided based on existing technologies. 4) Section 5: - Two kinds of the interoperability problems are only briefly mentioned in this example section. More detailed descriptions would be desirable. - Still, it is a bit unclear what can be done and what need more research, from this example. Best regards, Jeff -- Dr. Jeff Z. Pan (http://www.csd.abdn.ac.uk/~jpan/) Department of Computing Science, The University of Aberdeen
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