Re: [orms] Current issues [5/5/2010]

[Nat Sakimura <n-sakimura@nri.co.jp>]

Assertion, IMHO, is a statement. For example,
"Nat Sakimura is a good father at home" is an assertion,
where "Nat Sakimura" is the subject and "is a good father"
is the Criteria, and "at home" is the Context.
In another word, subject, criteria, context are the variables in Assertion.
It might be easier to think of it as a wrapper element of subject,
context, and criteria.

=nat

(2010/05/06 2:52), Tatsuki Sakushima wrote:
> I summarize current issues: 
>
> ----
> 1. Definition of Subject, Assertion and Context
>   -Definition of each
>   -How to use each element? (function)
>
> 2. How to use <Assertion>
>   -In a very simple case, <Subject>, <Context> and <Score> are enough.
>   -When do we use <Assertion>? (specific criteria)
>
> 3. Nessecity of the document id
>   -What if <Subject>s in parent and child are the same?
>   -This document id and Subject id may not be the same (but could be consolidated). 
>
> 4. How to organize <ReputationBundle>
>
>   Use cases:
>     1)In the same file
> 	2)Separate files but handled locally in the same machine
> 	3)Separate files handled in a distributed way
>   -Anything else?
>
>   


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