Subject: [niso-sts] Conditional expressions, units of measure and boolean operators From: "Dorothée Stadler doro@xxxxxxxxxxx" <niso-sts-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2018 10:44:44 -0000 |
Hello NISO community, Itbs me again with yet another question. In our national standards, we have a lot of requirements expressed that can be considered conditional expressions, for example: "If the sun is shining then temperature shall be >20B0C.b In this expression, bIfb and bthenb are boolean operators. bSunb is considered a parameter, the parameter value being bshiningb. bTemperatureb is also a parameter, the parameter value being b>20B0Cb. B0C is a unit of measure. The business would like to mark up the boolean operators separately, and also the parameters and their values and their units of measure. I did not find anything specific inside NISO so I have constructed a model using <named-content> (which is starting to become my favourite tag of all). What do you think of the following: Boolean operators: <named-content content-type=boperatorb vocab=bbooleanb vocab-term=bIfb> Units of measure: <named-content content-type=bunitb vocab=bunitb vocal-term=bB0Cb> Parameters: For the name of the parameter: <named-content content-type=bparam-nameb vocab=bparamb vocab-term=bSunb>Sun</named-content> For the value of the parameter: <named-content content-type=bparam-valueb vocab=bparamb> shining </named-content> Can anyone see a better way of doing this apart from using named-content? Btw, the whole expression would be marked-up as a requirement (again with named-content): <named-content content-type=brequirementb vocab=bshallb> Thanks for your feedback and insights, Best Regards from sunny Berlin DorothC)e --------------------------------------------- DorothC)e Stadler Rathenower Str. 38 10559 Berlin Tel: +49 1525 840 85 93 doro@xxxxxxxxxxx
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