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NTR: is characteristic measurement of #654

Closed wdduncan closed 1 year ago

wdduncan commented 1 year ago

Add is measurement of characteristic to be more generic than IAO's is quality measurement of. E.g., processes can have characteristics, and this would allow the process in the range of the relations.

matentzn commented 1 year ago

When I read this on slack I was hoping this would relate the measurement process, not its output, to the characteristic. But I guess we could get both?

wdduncan commented 1 year ago

Sorry not following ... I requested this term as a first step to allow for shortcut relations of the form:
process -- output--> datum -- is characteristic measurement of --> characteristic

Did I misunderstand your need?

matentzn commented 1 year ago

Yes, I understand.. I was hoping for something direct, like:

process -- output of which is characteristic measurement of --> characteristic

wdduncan commented 1 year ago

How about the label has output that measures characteristic, and the inverse characteristic is measured by output of?

A definition will be needed too. I know you don't work on content, though :)

Once is characteristic measurement of is added, we can define the the property chain: has output o is characteristic measurement of

matentzn commented 1 year ago

Its a mouthful.. But not too bad! I think I could get behind it! Thanks for suggestion.

cthoyt commented 1 year ago

@wdduncan can you put a concrete example of process -- output--> datum -- is characteristic measurement of --> characteristic on the issue header please?

wdduncan commented 1 year ago

@cthoyt This issue is for adding is characteristic measurement of. Although we've been discussion the addition of has output that measures characteristic (or whatever it will be called), adding this relation should go in a separate issue. Do you want to submit the separate issue?