Open fjjulien opened 3 years ago
Hi @fjjulien,
3.1 The inference rules are provided by the logic we decide to abide by, e.g., First Order Logic, Description Logic, Default Logic, etc. The logic we decide to abide by, e.g., Description Logic if we choose to formalize our ontology in OWL, will also provide a framework for formalizing the constraints we decide to add in addition to those implicitly provided by the formalism of choice as sub-classing, class instantiation, etc. 3.2. The semantics of the constraints, e.g., whether a performance can be associated with only one venue or with multiple venues, will have to be decided by the group and discussions around these issues can start / continue, as they as part of the requirements elicitation / engineering process. Once constraints are described in natural language the technical team can start formalizing them check whether they give raise to any logical inconsistencies. I hope this helps. I'd be happy to provide clarifications and continue the discussion. Daniela
The following comments were shared by @mariel-marshall in Issue109: https://github.com/pair-cg/general-contributions/issues/109#issuecomment-912018963. Since they relate to this issue, I am copying them here:
@drosu what would your suggestion be for addressing these challenges?
There is an "additionalType" to markup an item with multiple types
@mariel-marshall
rather than creating a taxonomy events according to their genre, we could simply model the genre as a distinct property for performing arts performance event.
Actually, the proper domain (i.e. the term "domain" designates the class which is the subject for a given property) for the "genre" property should not be the event itself. "Genre" should rather be a property of the performing arts work (which is performed during the event). That's how we modelled it in the LDFI Conceptual Model (the domain is frbr:Endeavour). Schema takes a similar modelling approach: schema:genre is defined as "Genre of the creative work, broadcast channel or group" and it can be used as a property on any of these three types.
Introduction
The concept of a performing arts performance is represented in several classic RDF ontologies, conceptual models and authority files. This key concept is however not represented in Schema.org. Moreover, there are inconsistencies in the descriptions of specific Schema event types associated with the performing arts domain.
The potential solution is to propose to Schema.org the introduction of a new specific event type (as discussed at PAIR-CG meetings on June 2 and September 1). However, many details need to be discussed with the PAIR-CG community before a formal proposal can be made.
This is issue and the proposed solution are contextualized in this Google Doc.
Specific issue: Relationship to other concepts