- From: ak.miller at auckland.ac.nz (Andrew Miller)
- Subject: [cellml-discussion] CellML terminology:distinguishingCellMLmodels from the XML in which they are represented
- Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2007 12:03:24 +1300
David Nickerson wrote:
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Andrew Miller wrote:
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>> Andrew Miller wrote:
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>>> How about CellML Infoset, CellML Model, and Mathematical Model?
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>> That sounds good to me. While I guess this use of infoset is pretty
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>> common in the XML world, it might be useful to refer to the CellML XML
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>> Infoset? Or is it safe to assume that people reading the specification
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>> have some familiarity with XML concepts?
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> I am not sure that having the words XML aid interpretation. Also, there
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> has been some work to create alternative, non-XML serialisations of the
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> infoset - see Fast Infoset for example, which is on an ITU-T
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> standardisation track. We are not talking specifically about the XML
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> serialisation in the places where XML Infoset is mentioned (although of
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> course XML serialisation is the standard for CellML, anything else would
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> be an extension). However, given that the definition of CellML Infoset
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> would reference the XML Information Sets specification, I am not sure
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> that we really need to repeat XML everywhere.
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OK - makes sense to me.
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I have changed this and pushed it to my publicly visible version of the
CellML specification (available from my git repository or for casual
viewing at
http://www.cellml.org/Members/miller/draft-normative-spec/toplevel.xhtml).
Best regards,
Andrew
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