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Key: SCE-9
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Status: closed
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Source: Cognitive Medical Systems ( Thomas Beale)
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Summary:
Section 8.2.3 first para,
TYPO: "A Category, which have user-defined semantics" have -> hasFigure 12 caption
TYPO: ".. a Groups referencing Categories ..."General comment: Categories, as described and illustrated in the examples seems like a terminological device, very similar to vocabularies. If vocabularies were not flat, i.e. items could relate to other items via the IS-A (subsumption) relation, then the effect of Categories could be achieved just by allowing SCEElements to have SemanticReferences as their categories / classifiers. Any vocabulary that is extensible, e.g. RelationshipKind is in reality likely to be extended with both new top-level terms and specialised forms of some of the existing terms.
John Butler (09-04-2022): Good point. Could just use SemanticReference as the type of the property “category” on SCEElement and then it could be as rich as one would want.
Property RelationshipDirection:
ERROR: the backward and none enumeration literals have the same definition. -
Reported: SDMN 1.0b1 — Thu, 21 Apr 2022 22:06 GMT
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Disposition: Resolved — SCE 1.0b2
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Disposition Summary:
Fix typos related to Category
Fix typos as identified in the issue.
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Updated: Mon, 16 Sep 2024 14:12 GMT
SCE — Category class - various
- Key: SCE-9
- OMG Task Force: Specification Common Elements (SCE) 1.0 FTF