- From: Masahide Kanzaki <post@kanzaki.com>
- Date: Mon, 9 Feb 2004 13:18:00 +0900
- To: Greg Elin <elin@unitboy.com>
- Cc: Libby Miller <Libby.Miller@bristol.ac.uk>, semantic-photolist@unitboy.com
Hi Greg, >I mean we've talked about using rectangle or path, but if we are >thinking recursively, wouldn't ultimately make more sense to say: >foaf:Image (an object) > image:width (a property) > image:height (a property) > image:HasPart (an object) > HasPart: width (a property) > HasPart: height (a property) > >Or put another way, would we *ever* have an image:hasPart without >having an image:Rectangle? From the vocab, if an image has a >image:hasPart it must have an image:points. You can use rdf:parseType="Resource" to make hasPart behave as an object while being a property. <foaf:Image rdf:about='...Closingpanel5.gif'> <image:width>535</image:width> <image:height>367</image:height> <image:hasPart rdf:parseType='Resource'> <image:points>6,106 84,181</image:points> <dc:description>Joseph Hardin looking interested</dc:description> ... However, you cannot put rdf:ID on this hasPart (actually you can, but with totally different meaning). Also, the spec defines the value of image:points to be interpreted according to its subject type, e.g., if the parent is image:Circle, the value means "X,Y R", etc. I think the syntax with image:Rectangle is better for clarity and interoperability. But if image:Rectangle is a problem for you, maybe you can use the above syntax for internal use of Fotonotes as a transitional format (you may want to add an extra property like <fotonotes:selectionId>1</fotonotes:selectionId> inside the image:hasPart). This is a legal RDF, and a clever tool may be able to guess that this implies a Rectangle from the value of image:points. cheers, -- KANZAKI, Masahide a.k.a. masaka http://kanzaki.com/info/webwho.rdf mailto:webmaster(at)kanzaki.com #Please use above address for a personal mail #instead of post@kanzaki.com, which is for list only. ================================== This is the TEMPORARY discussion list for the W3 Semantic-Photo History Project. For questions, contact greg@fotonotes.net. Subscribe Instructions To: semantic-photolist-request@unitboy.com Body: subscribe Unsubscribe Instructions To: semantic-photolist-request@unitboy.com Body: unsubscribe Help To: semantic-photolist-request@unitboy.com Body: help
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