Re: [cti] Patterning Slides from TC Call

["Kirillov, Ivan A." <ikirillov@mitre.org>]

Thanks for the feedback, Allan. As Trey mentioned, the conformance slide was purely a strawman and I think some others shared your concerns about basing conformance on product type. I think we’re in agreement that this is probably not the way to go.

One proposal that we’ve discussed on Slack is basing conformance on the particular set of expressions/operators supported by a product:

Level 1 (full): Comparison Expressions + Observation Qualifiers + Observation Operators
Level 2 (temporal): Comparison Expressions + Observation Qualifiers
Level 3 (basic): Comparison Expressions 

Regards,
Ivan

On 10/24/16, 6:51 AM, "Trey Darley" <cti@lists.oasis-open.org on behalf of trey@kingfisherops.com> wrote:

    On 21.10.2016 03:15:06, Allan Thomson wrote:
    > Greg – thanks for sharing the deck. I wasn’t able to attend the
    > calls this week but I noticed the conformance slides at the back of
    > the deck and wanted to comment on that particular feature.
    > 
    
    As always, Allan, your presence was missed. ^_^
    
    > 
    > I *strongly* suggest we steer away from broad product category based
    > conformance and rather stick to feature-based conformance.
    > 
    
    That slide was a strawman intended to facilitate the TC's discussion
    around patterning conformance. Ivan and I never imagined that it would
    be construed as a complete solution. I believe that it was explicitly
    framed as a strawman during the oral presentation but not in the
    accompanying slide deck, hence the confusion.
    
    Let's table the topic for further discussion during tomorrow's working
    call (assuming the TAXII boys have a bit of wiggle room in their
    agenda.)
    
    -- 
    Cheers,
    Trey
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