Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of FCS-specification

Timestamp:

04/18/12 10:35:20 (12 years ago)

Author:

herste

Comment:

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FCS-specification

@@ -136 +136 @@
 <indexInfo>
 <set identifier="isocat.org/datcat" name="isocat"/>
-<set identifier="clarin.eu/schema/ccs-v1.0" name="ccs"/>    
+<set identifier="http://clarin.eu/fcs/1.0" name="fcs"/>    
 
 
@@ -146 +146 @@
     <index id="?">
       <title lang="en">Words</title>
-      <map><name set="ccs">word</name></map>
+      <map><name set="fcs">word</name></map>
     </index>
 
     <index id="?">
       <title lang="en">Phonetics</title>
-      <map><name set="ccs">phonetics</name></map>
+      <map><name set="fcs">phonetics</name></map>
     </index>         
 </indexInfo>
@@ -157 +157 @@
 
 The three indexes that are defined to be searchable on the collections/parts in this endpoint are then: isocat.partOfSpeech, ccs.word, and ccs.phonetics. An example query could for instance be ccs.word = child. 
+Note that the indexes given are completely dynamic, i.e., they can differ from endpoint to endpoint! We have a clear TODO here to agree on a common set of required/desirable indexes!
 
 The searchable indexes are used as a list in the “searchable tiers  / tier-types” in the user-interface.  It is up to the center to provide a complete list of searchable tier-types (e.g., full-text, transcription, morphological segmentation, part-of-speech annotation, semantic annotation, etc.) or searchable tier-names. We consider it obvious that selectable tier-types trumps tier-names, e.g., “tr1, tr, trans, trans1” as a list is worse than “transcription” as a list. However, if a subdivision of the tiers into tier-types is not available, the tier-names should be provided as the user might be familiar with the corpus and have some use for them.