R: R: [DIG-users] TellsDocument

[Luigi I. <ia...@di...>]

Hi again,

do you know how to get the number of the cardinality restriction in an
instance of NumRoleConceptPair as it is not clear either in the Javadoc =
or
the xsd schema file

Thanks,

Luigi

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Da: Daniele Turi [mailto:dt...@cs...]=20
Inviato: gioved=EC 18 novembre 2004 15.58
A: Luigi Iannone
Cc: dig...@li...
Oggetto: Re: R: [DIG-users] TellsDocument

Luigi Iannone wrote:

>Wow!
>Then I suppose that it is the same for impliesc ConceptPair, isn't it?
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Yes.

>So how can I distinguish the subsumed from the subsumer?
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I agree it is very bad. I will have a look again at the XMLBeans=20
documentation
and see if I can modify the schema to prevent this. But I tried at the =
time
to no avail. For instance, in
org.kr.dl.dig.reasoner.v1_1.impl.TReasoner#subsumes(Concept, Concept, =
URI)
I hard coded the "ask" exactly for that reason.

If you have any idea how to fix the schema please let me know.

    Daniele


>
>-----Messaggio originale-----
>Da: Daniele Turi [mailto:dt...@cs...]=20
>Inviato: gioved=EC 18 novembre 2004 15.23
>A: Luigi Iannone
>Cc: dig...@li...
>Oggetto: Re: [DIG-users] TellsDocument
>
>Luigi Iannone wrote:
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>>Hi all,
>>
>>in my code I try to analyze a TellsDocument object I obtained after
parsing
>>a Jena DIGAdapter.translateKbToDig() result.
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>>As a first issue I obtained an exception on the namespace that I =
easily
>>worked around. The exception is=20
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>>org.apache.xmlbeans.XmlException: error: The document is not a
>>tells@http://dl.kr.org/dig/2003/02/lang: document element namespace
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>mismatch
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>>expected "http://dl.kr.org/dig/2003/02/lang" got
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>"http://dl.kr.org/dig/lang"
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>>=09
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>The first is the namespace for DIG 1.0, the second for DIG 1.1.
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>>As a second issue when analyzing the TellsDocument I split it in =
single
>>tells among which, for instance, I identify the equalc with
>>.getEqualcArray() method. This method returns an array of ConceptPair
>>objects.
>>Throughout the Javadoc I couldn't find a method for taking the first
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>concept
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>>in the pair or the second one.
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>>Can you help me?
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>I'm afraid there is no such method: you will have to go through
>all possibilities :-(
>
>    Daniele
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> =20
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