RE: [huml-comment] RE: Human Markup Language 1.0 considered harmfulREvisited - Use Cases

["Dennis E. Hamilton" <dennis.hamilton@acm.org>]

Rex,

Thank you for the background history.

And for the use cases.

The Social Services - Child Protective image is essentially illegible on my
computer.  The JPEG seems to be too course.  Or I don't have the proper
tool.  I will see what else I can do to make the legends readable for me.

I can print and view the one about Hindi gestures.  I don't understand it.
Different problem.

I like the web site and the commitment and vision that is expressed there. I
still don't see how Human ML is an instrument that gets you there.  I will
read more on the site and see if it closes the gap for me.

-- Dennis

-----Original Message-----
From: Rex Brooks [mailto:rexb@starbourne.com]
Sent: Saturday, November 30, 2002 06:10
To: dennis.hamilton@acm.org; humanmarkup-comment@lists.oasis-open.org
Subject: RE: [huml-comment] RE: Human Markup Language 1.0 considered
harmful REvisited - Size of committee

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We have also set up a Non-Profit 501(c)(3) Corporation to fill the
need for a support organization since we lack corporate participation
at present. It is called Humanmarkup.org, Inc and can be found at:

http://www.humanmarkup.org

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The following two uses are developed in UML while I had a trial
license for Rational Rose. This first one is later, after I learned
more about how to use it. It follows a use-case based on Child
Protective Services and how home visits and Court Reports could be
enhanced by HumanML.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/humanmarkup/files/Conceptual/UML/HumanML.Behav
ioral.Model.UML/humanML-SS-CPS-UseCases.jpg

The use-case following was related to a proposed sublanguage: a Genre
Language and shows a very basic use-case. The missing newsprogram
use-case would have followed up on this as another use of the Genre
Language in the context of standard local television news broadcast
formatting. Genre was conceived as being related to the OZ Project at
Carnegie Mellon University. This specific use-case involves
translating culture-specific bodily gestures. Genre was hypothesized
as being capable of being a pan-media production scripting language
able to combine story, dialog and choreography.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/humanmarkup/files/Conceptual/UML/Fundamental.U
ML.in.HumanML/humanMLUseCaseDiagram.jpg

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