feat!: create Ratio and use it for aspectRatio and displayAspectRatio and frameRate#336
feat!: create Ratio and use it for aspectRatio and displayAspectRatio and frameRate#336MarcAntoine-Arnaud wants to merge 4 commits into
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Thank you @MarcAntoine-Arnaud ! |
| owl:onDataRange xsd:integer ; | ||
| xsd:minInclusive 1 | ||
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| dcterms:description "Represent a ratio of values."@en , |
| owl:minQualifiedCardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ; | ||
| owl:maxQualifiedCardinality "1"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger ; | ||
| owl:onDataRange xsd:integer ; | ||
| xsd:minInclusive 1 |
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Question about the restriction : xsd:minInclusive 1
Don't you think you should encapsulate this restriction within a datatype definition ? To be OWL 2 compliant ?
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Sorry for the long review time! During our last Editorial Committee meeting we have concluded to pack this into a new issue and use a new class Ratio for two of the three attributes mentioned above. I have now re-analysed the comments and would also use it for the Attribute frameRate.
But as I am starting to do this, I am stumbling across this question of aro-max. What do you think, @MarcAntoine-Arnaud ? Should you encapsulate the restriction within a datatype definitrion as proposed by @aro-max ? If we can resolve this question quickly, I might be able to review, merge and commit your pull request quickly as well.
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Currently the property |
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Conclusion: we will create a separate issue on that |
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Please do not delete ActiveFormatDescriptorCode.
Everything else is fine imho and can be approved.
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Please do not delete this subclass of Format (subclass of skos:concept): ActiveFormatDescriptorCode.
Even if it is currently not used in EBUCorePlus, we should not exclude any future use of it.
issue #332