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Mike Steckel> My take on this is a follows: terms are the concrete ways that Mike Steckel> concepts are represented. A concept can be represented by multiple...
KMconnection
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Greetings all, this is my first message to the group, but I lacked time to self-introduce me yet. Briefly, I am a 33 years old librarian working at Pavia...
Claudio Gnoli
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Sorry I can't give a longer post here but: 1. all terms discussed in classification should IMHO relate back to the authors of those terms. Thus, what is...
Joe Tennis
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I'm not a librarian, but I feel it would be better to separate FACET (the criteria for classification - i.e. color, type etc. in the wine examlple of Kathryn...
Luca Rosati
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... I don't think that works. (I don't think it really matters much either because that's the concept on which I designed XFML and it still works ... Colour >...
PeterV
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Jan 4, 2003
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From the technical perspective of facets: in XFML (http://xfml.org) and Facetmap (http://facetmap.com), slightly different termonology is used. In XFML, facets...
PeterV
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Welcome Claudio! PeterV...
PeterV
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... Remember too that XFML and FacetMap has one other technical difference: in FacetMap only one facet value can be applied to any piece of content (eg. red vs...
Eric Scheid
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... Remember too that XFML and FacetMap has one other technical difference: in FacetMap only one facet value can be applied to any piece of content (eg. red vs...
PeterV
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I think some of the terminology problems come from translating the library view of the world to the techie view of the world. I'd like to write an article...
PeterV
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Faceted classification is built on the idea of categories. Are there ways from the library angle to deal with values (like a date) or ranges (like from 1 to...
PeterV
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The most popular structure for a faceted classification system is Multiple Hierarchies. I am exploring other possible structures. Any input on using the...
PeterV
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... Check out Spectrum in the facetmap API and let me know what you think of the idea. <http://facetmap.com/dev/sw/api/com/facetmap/Spectrum.html> Most of the...
Travis Wilson <trav@....
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Jan 5, 2003
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I've been addressing this on the XFML list, so I'll link to that here for those of y'all who are interested. The two different data models both have advantages...
Travis Wilson <trav@....
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Jan 5, 2003
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And one more post before the next wild card game starts: ... I've adopted the word "heading" for the next facetmap rev, thanks to a suggestion from Kevin Keck....
Travis Wilson <trav@....
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Jan 5, 2003
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... Just curious here. Are not object such as date, author, etc, attributes of the subject matter? Do attributes play any roles in facet analysis? Jack ... XML...
Jack Park
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... I guess it depends on your definitions -- they're certainly attributes of the resource's content, yes. But a subject usually reflects what an article is...
Travis Wilson
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Jan 6, 2003
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... think ... I like it. One question: how about Value? I think Range is a different structure than Value, Value could be an author's name or something. So for...
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I think you have to make a distinction between what are facets within classification, and what are metadata attached to an item. You have external metadata...
Jan C. Wright
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Hello, PeterV: Polyhierarchical structures that I have seen usually still look like the usual hierarchical structures. The ability to have more than one parent...
David R. Austen
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Hi! I agree with Jan. It may be useful to state the functions (or functional requirements) for which facet analysis is used. At the moment I am not sure are we...
Aida Slavic
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... language ... I can answer that. XFML was created as an *interchange format* for hierarchical faceted metadata. The idea being to exchange *categories* that...
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... I agree! ... Mine it's a theoretical distinction, that helped me to better understood the concept of FACET and its correlata. In the second case I'd draw...
Luca Rosati
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I forgot this. In my linguistic example a phonema like /A/ may have multiple phoni [a], [a:] and so on: we can say, in a SQL slang, that phonema is UNIQUE...
Luca Rosati
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Peter, Many thanks...I am trying to follow the discussion and some parts of discussion here appears to me a bit mixed as if they are coming as a part of...
Aida Slavic
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Ciao Aida, your mail is very clear, I think to have mixed too much plans. Conceptually, I found the Kathryn distinction facet vs. foci solved some problems, so...
Luca Rosati
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Luca, so far this discussion is all over the place touching very different levels and issues. As for the facets, arrays(subfacets) and foci, at least for what...
Aida Slavic
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Responding to Aida Slavic's concern ["It may be useful to state the functions (or functional requirements) for which facet analysis is used."] ... I would...
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Jan 11, 2003
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Jan C. Wright poses the question: "Should all metadata be included in the faceted classification? I don't think so, but where to draw the line is fuzzy -- I...
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Hi, I'm Andrea, I'm 25, I'm writing from Italy (Turin). I've joined this list because I'm strongly interested in this argument and, generally, in information...
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