[sc34wg3] RM: T, t-node, topic map graph, unreified, well formed, well-formed nodes, x-generic

[Patrick Durusau]

REF: parid2229

TXT: T

FIX: Strike.
 
COM: Unnecessary, can simply use t-node as appropriate.
 
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REF: parid2230

TXT: Type or type node.

FIX: Strike.
 
COM: Unnecessary, use t-node as appropriate.
 
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REF: parid2233

TXT: An "assertion Ttype" node. The subject of a t-node is a type of 
assertions.

FIX: Strike in favor of parid2297.
 
COM: Avoid restatement of term and reference to things outside the 
required definition.
 
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REF: parid2297

TXT: A t-node serves as the T endpoint of one or more AT arcs. Like all 
nodes, it may serve as the x endpoint of of any number of Cx arcs. It 
cannot serve as any other endpoint types.

FIX: An arc with an t-node as one endpoint and a a-node as the other 
endpoint.

Behavior: Serves as the T endpoint of AT and TA arcs. May serve as x 
endpoint of any Cx arcs.
 
COM: General restatement.
 
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REF: parid2239

TXT: An expression a topic map using the nodes and arcs defined herein.

FIX: Expressing a topic map or Topic Map Application using the nodes, 
edges and arcs defined in this standard.
 
COM: Added Topic Map Application and edges to this definition.
 
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REF: parid2245

TXT: A non-substantive aspect of an assertion that is represented by an 
arc, unless the subject for discussion is the nature of assertions.

FIX: A non-substantive aspect of an assertion that is represented by an 
arc or edge.
 
COM: Added edge to the aspects of an assertion that are not reified in a 
topic map
 
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REF: parid2253

TXT: well-formed nodes

FIX: Strike

COM: Redundant in light of definition of well formed.

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REF: parid2254

TXT: A node that satisfies all the criteria in the subclauses of one of 
the six cases described in the following subclauses is well formed. A 
node that does not satisfy the criteria of one of the six cases is not 
well formed.

FIX: Strike.
 
COM: Redundant in light of definition of well formed.
 
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REF: parid2257

TXT: The x-generic node serves as the x endpoint of one or more Cx arcs. 
It does not serve as the endpoint for any other type of arc. It must 
either have at least one built-in SIDP value or its situation as a role 
player must confer a SIDP value upon it.

FIX: The x endpoint of one or more Cx arcs.
 
COM: Deleted the reference to endpoint of other arcs as unnecessary. 
Properties of nodes should be specified in the standard. Possible to 
include a note, but runs danger of inconsistent or confusion with other 
text. Ideally should be stated once and only once in the standard.
 
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REF: New

TXT: Edge

FIX: None.
 
COM: New term for the glossary.
 
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REF: New

TXT: The unreified connection between two nodes in an assertion.

FIX: None.
 
COM: Additional term to allow assertion of a relationship between two 
nodes in an assertion. Like the arcs (an arc and its mirror case) 
between two nodes in an assertion, it is unreified. Unlike an arc, 
however, it has no orientation, as in starting from one endpoint to 
another as do arcs. It also has no type.
 
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-- 
Patrick Durusau
Director of Research and Development
Society of Biblical Literature
pdurusau@emory.edu
Co-Editor, ISO Reference Model for Topic Maps