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Yes - it's in there already. I did make a change to Zazi's proposal though: the mo:primary_instrument includes agent in its domain now but the mo:instrument one was left unmodified - is that OK?
>> I will quickly go through the todo list to see if everything is OK, >> and hopefully put out a new release soon.
>> Cheers, >> y
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>> On 28 Nov 2010, at 13:25, Yves Raimond wrote:
>>> Hello!
>>> Just a quick note to let you know that I just merged the 2.1 branch >>> Zazi has been working on in trunk, with a couple of very minor >>> changes:
> Yes - it's in there already. I did make a change to Zazi's proposal > though: the mo:primary_instrument includes agent in its domain now but > the mo:instrument one was left unmodified - is that OK?
It be good to also have the range of instrument changed, unless it conflicts with other modeling attributes.
Especially if we go into precise instrument types / models. E.g. :x mo:primary_instrument :Guitar ; mo:instrument :Gibson_SG_1977 ; mo:instrument :Gibson_SG_1978 .
>>> I will quickly go through the todo list to see if everything is OK, >>> and hopefully put out a new release soon.
>>> Cheers, >>> y
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>> On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 1:48 PM, Alexandre Passant >> <alexandre.pass...@deri.org> wrote: >>> Hi,
>>> On 28 Nov 2010, at 13:25, Yves Raimond wrote:
>>>> Hello!
>>>> Just a quick note to let you know that I just merged the 2.1 branch >>>> Zazi has been working on in trunk, with a couple of very minor >>>> changes:
>> Yes - it's in there already. I did make a change to Zazi's proposal >> though: the mo:primary_instrument includes agent in its domain now but >> the mo:instrument one was left unmodified - is that OK?
> It be good to also have the range of instrument changed, unless it conflicts with other modeling attributes.
> Especially if we go into precise instrument types / models. > E.g. > :x mo:primary_instrument :Guitar ; > mo:instrument :Gibson_SG_1977 ; > mo:instrument :Gibson_SG_1978 .
Hmm. In the sense of 'owns' then? Perhaps it should belong to a separate vocab (there must be something out there defining a 'owning' predicate? perhaps good relations?)
>>>> I will quickly go through the todo list to see if everything is OK, >>>> and hopefully put out a new release soon.
>>>> Cheers, >>>> y
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> On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 2:23 PM, Alexandre Passant > <alexandre.pass...@deri.org> wrote:
>> On 28 Nov 2010, at 14:00, Yves Raimond wrote:
>>> On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 1:48 PM, Alexandre Passant >>> <alexandre.pass...@deri.org> wrote: >>>> Hi,
>>>> On 28 Nov 2010, at 13:25, Yves Raimond wrote:
>>>>> Hello!
>>>>> Just a quick note to let you know that I just merged the 2.1 branch >>>>> Zazi has been working on in trunk, with a couple of very minor >>>>> changes:
>>> Yes - it's in there already. I did make a change to Zazi's proposal >>> though: the mo:primary_instrument includes agent in its domain now but >>> the mo:instrument one was left unmodified - is that OK?
>> It be good to also have the range of instrument changed, unless it conflicts with other modeling attributes.
>> Especially if we go into precise instrument types / models. >> E.g. >> :x mo:primary_instrument :Guitar ; >> mo:instrument :Gibson_SG_1977 ; >> mo:instrument :Gibson_SG_1978 .
> Hmm. In the sense of 'owns' then? Perhaps it should belong to a > separate vocab (there must be something out there defining a 'owning' > predicate? perhaps good relations?)
hmmm ... I won't directly use own here, unless we add things like #num of the particular guitar. That said, if that's too complex / conflict, I can leave with primary_instrument and use only that one when modelling relation between and artist and its instruments.
>>>>> I will quickly go through the todo list to see if everything is OK, >>>>> and hopefully put out a new release soon.
>>>>> Cheers, >>>>> y
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AFAIK, I added this property during my ID3 tag to Music Ontology mapping[1] to have a relation for the case, where I can extract a related person that interpreted/remixed etc. somehow the described music track, but I do not really know the exact relation, e.g. remixer (mo:remixer) or sampler (mo:sampler).
re. the instruments relation:
Am I right: you would use in general a kind of "own relation" (hopefully from another ontology) to related a music instrument to a person and mo:primary_instrument to related the primary instrument of an artist to him/her? And mo:instrument should only be used for temporal relations of used instruments in performances?
Maybe we should then rename mo:instrument to mo:used_instrument, which might intent a clearer usage.
An opportunity to express that some can play a certain instrument is to apply the Cognitive Characteristics Ontology e.g.,
Which says in its shortcut relation that "John White has some skills in piano", which makes probably more sense its reified form that "John White can play the piano quite good" (cf. [2]). However, this description doesn't say anything about that John White has an piano.
> I will quickly go through the todo list to see if everything is OK, > and hopefully put out a new release soon.
I've now went through the ToDo list, cleaned it, and finished the last couple of items - there are now just two outstanding items, which I think I'll leave for now, as it may need some more discussions:
Thanks a lot to you Zazi! I couldn't have done it so quickly without the amazing work you did in the 2.1 branch!!
> re. the mo:interpreter property:
> AFAIK, I added this property during my ID3 tag to Music Ontology mapping[1] > to have a relation for the case, where I can extract a related person that > interpreted/remixed etc. somehow the described music track, but I do not > really know the exact relation, e.g. remixer (mo:remixer) or sampler > (mo:sampler).
Oh OK - that makes sense. It certainly a lot better than what we had before anyway, so I am happy to leave it in for now.
> re. the instruments relation:
> Am I right: you would use in general a kind of "own relation" (hopefully > from another ontology) to related a music instrument to a person and > mo:primary_instrument to related the primary instrument of an artist to > him/her? And mo:instrument should only be used for temporal relations of > used instruments in performances?
Yes, I was thinking that would be the case.
> Maybe we should then rename mo:instrument to mo:used_instrument, which might > intent a clearer usage.
Yes - some of those performance properties have very generic labels, but I think we can live with that for now? (Or maybe just changing the rdfs:label?)
> Which says in its shortcut relation that "John White has some skills in > piano", which makes probably more sense its reified form that "John White > can play the piano quite good" (cf. [2]). > However, this description doesn't say anything about that John White has an > piano.
It looks like there is indeed a gr:owns property - but using it on an artist would mean it is a 'business entity' - which I am sure many artists would disagree with :-)
>> I will quickly go through the todo list to see if everything is OK, >> and hopefully put out a new release soon.
>> Cheers, >> y
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>> I will quickly go through the todo list to see if everything is OK, >> and hopefully put out a new release soon.
> I've now went through the ToDo list, cleaned it, and finished the last > couple of items - there are now just two outstanding items, which I > think I'll leave for now, as it may need some more discussions:
A couple of non-modelling things I think would be great for the next release:
* Streamline the publishing process - for historic reason, it is a bit tedious - HTML docs live on dbtune, and the rest lives on sourceforge, with sourceforge handling the (broken, as based on mod_rewrite) conneg bit. Everything should be on one server - possibly sourceforge as everything is static and anyone with a sourceforge account andaccess to the motools project can publish a new revision. * Clean the CSS and make the spec pretty * Clean the specification - there's too much not very useful text in there * A JS-based MO-m-atic for generating MO RDF for the most common cases: tracks/artists/albums, digital availability, performances, works, etc., on the spec page itself (better than a long list of example, maybe?)
1. I guess, you probably know already my point of view re. the domain of mo:label (the mo:ReleaseEvent/mo:Release discussion, see [1]). I'm not really happen when we would move it to mo:Release ;)
2. Maybe we should note it again: we are now also able to associate media types on the manifestation level via mo:media_type [2]. One can use for instance some predefined ones from [3].
> On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 3:09 PM, Yves Raimond<yves.raim...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Hello!
>>> Just a quick note to let you know that I just merged the 2.1 branch >>> Zazi has been working on in trunk, with a couple of very minor >>> changes:
>>> I will quickly go through the todo list to see if everything is OK, >>> and hopefully put out a new release soon.
>> I've now went through the ToDo list, cleaned it, and finished the last >> couple of items - there are now just two outstanding items, which I >> think I'll leave for now, as it may need some more discussions:
> A couple of non-modelling things I think would be great for the next release:
> * Streamline the publishing process - for historic reason, it is a bit > tedious - HTML docs live on dbtune, and the rest lives on sourceforge, > with sourceforge handling the (broken, as based on mod_rewrite) conneg > bit. Everything should be on one server - possibly sourceforge as > everything is static and anyone with a sourceforge account andaccess > to the motools project can publish a new revision. > * Clean the CSS and make the spec pretty > * Clean the specification - there's too much not very useful text in there > * A JS-based MO-m-atic for generating MO RDF for the most common > cases: tracks/artists/albums, digital availability, performances, > works, etc., on the spec page itself (better than a long list of > example, maybe?)
> 1. I guess, you probably know already my point of view re. the domain > of mo:label (the mo:ReleaseEvent/mo:Release discussion, see [1]). I'm > not really happen when we would move it to mo:Release ;)
> 2. Maybe we should note it again: we are now also able to associate > media types on the manifestation level via mo:media_type [2]. One can > use for instance some predefined ones from [3].
Any chance of adding some isDefinedBy triples to the media type ontology [1] so that we can navigate holistically via Linked Data browsers? On the Ontology instance data side, foaf:primarytopic or wdrs:describedby that bring their .rdf descriptor document into scope re. follow-your-nose navigation.
> Am 28.11.2010 17:12, schrieb Yves Raimond: >> On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 3:09 PM, Yves >> Raimond<yves.raim...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> Hello!
>>>> Just a quick note to let you know that I just merged the 2.1 branch >>>> Zazi has been working on in trunk, with a couple of very minor >>>> changes:
>>>> I will quickly go through the todo list to see if everything is OK, >>>> and hopefully put out a new release soon.
>>> I've now went through the ToDo list, cleaned it, and finished the last >>> couple of items - there are now just two outstanding items, which I >>> think I'll leave for now, as it may need some more discussions:
>> A couple of non-modelling things I think would be great for the next >> release:
>> * Streamline the publishing process - for historic reason, it is a bit >> tedious - HTML docs live on dbtune, and the rest lives on sourceforge, >> with sourceforge handling the (broken, as based on mod_rewrite) conneg >> bit. Everything should be on one server - possibly sourceforge as >> everything is static and anyone with a sourceforge account andaccess >> to the motools project can publish a new revision. >> * Clean the CSS and make the spec pretty >> * Clean the specification - there's too much not very useful text in >> there >> * A JS-based MO-m-atic for generating MO RDF for the most common >> cases: tracks/artists/albums, digital availability, performances, >> works, etc., on the spec page itself (better than a long list of >> example, maybe?)
I can add is-defined-by relations, of course. However, I would prefer to associate the descriptions to their namespace (http://purl.org/ontology/mt/ - as we do it currently also with rdfs:isDefinedBy relations in ontology definitions), rather then to the rdf/xml representation in the .rdf document. Currently, you should also get a text/turtle representation in a .n3 document (AFAIK), when you request this MIME type. And hopefully, someday in the future also a RDFa representation for better human-readability in a normal web browser.
> On 11/29/10 2:34 PM, Bob Ferris wrote: >> Well done, Yves!
>> some minor issues:
>> 1. I guess, you probably know already my point of view re. the domain >> of mo:label (the mo:ReleaseEvent/mo:Release discussion, see [1]). I'm >> not really happen when we would move it to mo:Release ;)
>> 2. Maybe we should note it again: we are now also able to associate >> media types on the manifestation level via mo:media_type [2]. One can >> use for instance some predefined ones from [3].
> Any chance of adding some isDefinedBy triples to the media type ontology > [1] so that we can navigate holistically via Linked Data browsers? On > the Ontology instance data side, foaf:primarytopic or wdrs:describedby > that bring their .rdf descriptor document into scope re. > follow-your-nose navigation.
>> Am 28.11.2010 17:12, schrieb Yves Raimond: >>> On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 3:09 PM, Yves Raimond<yves.raim...@gmail.com> >>> wrote: >>>> Hello!
>>>>> Just a quick note to let you know that I just merged the 2.1 branch >>>>> Zazi has been working on in trunk, with a couple of very minor >>>>> changes:
>>>>> I will quickly go through the todo list to see if everything is OK, >>>>> and hopefully put out a new release soon.
>>>> I've now went through the ToDo list, cleaned it, and finished the last >>>> couple of items - there are now just two outstanding items, which I >>>> think I'll leave for now, as it may need some more discussions:
>>> A couple of non-modelling things I think would be great for the next >>> release:
>>> * Streamline the publishing process - for historic reason, it is a bit >>> tedious - HTML docs live on dbtune, and the rest lives on sourceforge, >>> with sourceforge handling the (broken, as based on mod_rewrite) conneg >>> bit. Everything should be on one server - possibly sourceforge as >>> everything is static and anyone with a sourceforge account andaccess >>> to the motools project can publish a new revision. >>> * Clean the CSS and make the spec pretty >>> * Clean the specification - there's too much not very useful text in >>> there >>> * A JS-based MO-m-atic for generating MO RDF for the most common >>> cases: tracks/artists/albums, digital availability, performances, >>> works, etc., on the spec page itself (better than a long list of >>> example, maybe?)
> I can add is-defined-by relations, of course. However, I would prefer > to associate the descriptions to their namespace > (http://purl.org/ontology/mt/ - as we do it currently also with > rdfs:isDefinedBy relations in ontology definitions), rather then to > the rdf/xml representation in the .rdf document. Currently, you should > also get a text/turtle representation in a .n3 document (AFAIK), when > you request this MIME type. And hopefully, someday in the future also > a RDFa representation for better human-readability in a normal web > browser.
> Am 29.11.2010 21:22, schrieb Kingsley Idehen: >> On 11/29/10 2:34 PM, Bob Ferris wrote: >>> Well done, Yves!
>>> some minor issues:
>>> 1. I guess, you probably know already my point of view re. the domain >>> of mo:label (the mo:ReleaseEvent/mo:Release discussion, see [1]). I'm >>> not really happen when we would move it to mo:Release ;)
>>> 2. Maybe we should note it again: we are now also able to associate >>> media types on the manifestation level via mo:media_type [2]. One can >>> use for instance some predefined ones from [3].
>> Any chance of adding some isDefinedBy triples to the media type ontology >> [1] so that we can navigate holistically via Linked Data browsers? On >> the Ontology instance data side, foaf:primarytopic or wdrs:describedby >> that bring their .rdf descriptor document into scope re. >> follow-your-nose navigation.
>> -- this shows content of .rdf doc which is why you see something .
>> Kingsley
>>> Am 28.11.2010 17:12, schrieb Yves Raimond: >>>> On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 3:09 PM, Yves Raimond<yves.raim...@gmail.com> >>>> wrote: >>>>> Hello!
>>>>>> Just a quick note to let you know that I just merged the 2.1 branch >>>>>> Zazi has been working on in trunk, with a couple of very minor >>>>>> changes:
>>>>>> I will quickly go through the todo list to see if everything is OK, >>>>>> and hopefully put out a new release soon.
>>>>> I've now went through the ToDo list, cleaned it, and finished the >>>>> last >>>>> couple of items - there are now just two outstanding items, which I >>>>> think I'll leave for now, as it may need some more discussions:
>>>> A couple of non-modelling things I think would be great for the next >>>> release:
>>>> * Streamline the publishing process - for historic reason, it is a bit >>>> tedious - HTML docs live on dbtune, and the rest lives on sourceforge, >>>> with sourceforge handling the (broken, as based on mod_rewrite) conneg >>>> bit. Everything should be on one server - possibly sourceforge as >>>> everything is static and anyone with a sourceforge account andaccess >>>> to the motools project can publish a new revision. >>>> * Clean the CSS and make the spec pretty >>>> * Clean the specification - there's too much not very useful text in >>>> there >>>> * A JS-based MO-m-atic for generating MO RDF for the most common >>>> cases: tracks/artists/albums, digital availability, performances, >>>> works, etc., on the spec page itself (better than a long list of >>>> example, maybe?)
> 1. I guess, you probably know already my point of view re. the domain of > mo:label (the mo:ReleaseEvent/mo:Release discussion, see [1]). I'm not > really happen when we would move it to mo:Release ;)
Yes, I sort of got that :) There was no strong consensus in that thread, so I took the decision that most people said they were happy with. Hopefully that's ok...
> 2. Maybe we should note it again: we are now also able to associate media > types on the manifestation level via mo:media_type [2]. One can use for > instance some predefined ones from [3].
>> On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 3:09 PM, Yves Raimond<yves.raim...@gmail.com> >> wrote:
>>> Hello!
>>>> Just a quick note to let you know that I just merged the 2.1 branch >>>> Zazi has been working on in trunk, with a couple of very minor >>>> changes:
>>>> I will quickly go through the todo list to see if everything is OK, >>>> and hopefully put out a new release soon.
>>> I've now went through the ToDo list, cleaned it, and finished the last >>> couple of items - there are now just two outstanding items, which I >>> think I'll leave for now, as it may need some more discussions:
>> A couple of non-modelling things I think would be great for the next >> release:
>> * Streamline the publishing process - for historic reason, it is a bit >> tedious - HTML docs live on dbtune, and the rest lives on sourceforge, >> with sourceforge handling the (broken, as based on mod_rewrite) conneg >> bit. Everything should be on one server - possibly sourceforge as >> everything is static and anyone with a sourceforge account andaccess >> to the motools project can publish a new revision. >> * Clean the CSS and make the spec pretty >> * Clean the specification - there's too much not very useful text in there >> * A JS-based MO-m-atic for generating MO RDF for the most common >> cases: tracks/artists/albums, digital availability, performances, >> works, etc., on the spec page itself (better than a long list of >> example, maybe?)
>> Cheers, >> y
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>> 1. I guess, you probably know already my point of view re. the domain of >> mo:label (the mo:ReleaseEvent/mo:Release discussion, see [1]). I'm not >> really happen when we would move it to mo:Release ;)
> Yes, I sort of got that :) There was no strong consensus in that > thread, so I took the decision that most people said they were happy > with. Hopefully that's ok...
What about broaden the domain to mo:Release and mo:ReleaseEvent? :)
Cheers,
Bob
PS: which relations are now left for mo:ReleaseEvent instances? - time and place. however, are there any more?
> On 11/29/10 2:34 PM, Bob Ferris wrote: >> Well done, Yves!
>> some minor issues:
>> 1. I guess, you probably know already my point of view re. the domain >> of mo:label (the mo:ReleaseEvent/mo:Release discussion, see [1]). I'm >> not really happen when we would move it to mo:Release ;)
>> 2. Maybe we should note it again: we are now also able to associate >> media types on the manifestation level via mo:media_type [2]. One can >> use for instance some predefined ones from [3].
> Any chance of adding some isDefinedBy triples to the media type ontology > [1] so that we can navigate holistically via Linked Data browsers? On > the Ontology instance data side, foaf:primarytopic or wdrs:describedby > that bring their .rdf descriptor document into scope re. > follow-your-nose navigation.
by fluke I view [1] in the Tabulator browser and by looking at this representation I determined that probably already everything is fine. I defined this namespace as SKOS concept scheme and every class is part of that scheme and linked back with the property skos:inScheme. I guess this might be enough, or?