OKMDivergentData
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Big issues to decide
S vs SA
Multi vs single value
There are three possible ways to go:
- The system does not know whether a predicate is single or multi value. It just behaves as if they are all multivalue. (Con: it's weird that the user has to explicitly disagree with a height instead of just changing it.)
- The system is explicitly told by the user whether a predicate is single or multi value. (when it's created?)
- The system infers whether a predicate is single or multi value (probably when a second value is added.) (Con: confusing to the user how to distinguish
What are concentrating on right now?
- Import/export
- Divergent data testing
One possible way to go for divergent data:
- An SA interface (for the sake of import if nothing else)
- At creation time, attributes are designated as single or multi value.
Big picture thoughts
- Do OKM users have the same "status" as imported knowledge sources? (SD says yes, CD has heartburn)
- Do we import ontologies/schema, or only data? (SD/CD say both)
- How do we present imported data? (with an HRN. Either we use rdfs:label, dc:title, foaf:name, etc. if they exist, or as a last resort take the last bit of the URI (after the last delimiter.))
- What about object names? (we could either (a) dereference the object's URI and just get a label, otherwise default to last bit of URI, or (b) just use last bit of URI.)
- How do we deal with duplicate HRNs? (in all search boxes, etc, present the source name nearby if there is a duplication)
- What about exporting data with duplicate HRNs? (we could make our URIs be like this: http://rosemary.umw.edu/okm/okmobject5942#Han_Solo)
Potential Action Items for 2nd half Spring Semester 2010:
- fix RHR stuff (rolled in by Trillane)
- general bug fixes from EXP 3[[1]]
- Bring Divergent data back to the state it was in at the end of SSI
- Investigate if any Persistence/Domain changes affect old DD code
- Uncomment DD code (including menu-bar (comment out Query still?)
- Rinse, repeat 1+2
- Improve Divergent data
- More comprehensive/organized statistics presented on agrees/disagrees

