II did find the ballot messages in my
mail. They come from a generic OASIS email address which was catched by a rule and
was moved to my OASIS folder.
So no issue for me,
Pascal
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& Co-founder
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From: David Ferrucci
[mailto:ferrucci@us.ibm.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2007 9:12
AM
To: uima@lists.oasis-open.org
Subject: [uima] UIMA TC -- Please
Vote -- Outstanding Ballots on our website.
Hi,
These
outstanding Ballots are up on our website. http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/uima/ballots.php
Please
vote before our call tomorrow.
1)
Accept Section 2 (Goals)
2)
Accept Section 3 (Elements of Behavioral Metadata)
3)
(Footnote #2) The spec will not include a "necessarily creates"
predicate. It will have only a single kind of "creates"
predicate which says that an analytic _may_ create objects matching that
expression.
4)
Accept Section 5 (Deriving Preconditions, Postconditions, and Projection
Conditions)
5)
We will eliminate the "Types and Features" level of expressivity
(Section 4.1.2). In practice we don't believe it will be useful to
specify feature names without saying anything about their values. (If
this vote does not pass, the TC needs to further review the issue and decide
what the semantics would be if a behavioral metadata element includes a feature
name without a value.)
PS.
Please push the chads all the way through :-)
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David A. Ferrucci, PhD
Senior Manager, Semantic Analysis & Integration
Chief Architect, UIMA
Tel: 914-784-7847, 8/863-7847
ferrucci@us.ibm.com
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