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Expansion/contraction des squelettes structurels

This entry explores the term "barbed wire," defined as wire featuring short, sharp points. Originating from the UHB collection, it provides insights into both the terminology and its structural application in various fields. Barbed wire serves critical purposes in fencing, security, and agriculture, showcasing a blend of functionality and historical significance. The entry is part of a broader investigation into structural skeletons, highlighting how terminology is interlinked with practical applications.

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Expansion/contraction des squelettes structurels

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  1. Expansion/contraction des squelettes structurels Notes LR

  2. Exemple Geneter

  3. Une entrée Geneter <terminologicalEntryorigin=’UHB’ collection=’TEST’ identifier=’07’> <lil> <lilAdminG> <Owner>UHB</Owner> </lilAdminG> </lil> <ldllanguage ='en'> <ldlPropG> <Definition>wire with short, sharp points on it</Definition> </ldlPropG> <tl> <Term>barbed wire</Term> <tclrank='1'> <Word>barbed</Word> <tclPropG> <Grammar>adj</Grammar> </tclPropG> </tcl> </tl> </ldl> </terminologicalEntry>

  4. Repérage du squelette structurel TE LS TS TCS

  5. Ancrage : niveau TE origin=‘UHB’ [attribut] collection=‘TEST’ [attribut] identifier=‘07’ [attribut] terminologicalEntry lil owner=‘UHB’ [element] lilAdminG

  6. Ancrage : LS language=‘en’ [attribut] ldl definition=‘wire with...’ [element] ldlPropG

  7. tl Ancrage : TS Term=‘barbed wire’ [element]

  8. tcl tclPropG Ancrage : TCS rank=‘1’ [attribut] word=‘barbed’ [element] grammar=‘adj.’ [element]

  9. Squelette structurel origin=‘UHB’ collection=‘TEST’ identifier=‘07’ owner=‘UHB’ TE language=‘en’ definition=‘wire with...’ LS TS Term=‘barbed wire’ rank=‘1’ word=‘barbed’ grammar=‘adj.’ TCS

  10. Squelette TMF origin=‘UHB’ collection=‘TEST’ identifier=‘07’ owner=‘UHB’ language=‘en’ definition=‘wire with...’ Term=‘barbed wire’ rank=‘1’ word=‘barbed’ grammar=‘adj.’

  11. Version XTMF <struct type=“TE”> <feat type=“origin”>UHB</feat> <feat type=“collection”>TEST</feat> <feat type=“identifier”>07</feat> <feat type=“Owner”>UHB</feat> <struct type=“LS”> <feat type=“language”>en</feat> <feat type=“Definition”>wire with short, sharp points on it</feat> <struct type=“TS”> <feat type=“Term”>barbed wire</feat> <struct type=“TCS”> <feat type=“rank”>1</feat> <feat type=“Word”>barbed</feat> <feat type=“Grammar”>adj</feat> </struct> </struct> </struct> </struct>

  12. Exemple Martif

  13. MARTIF-MSC example <termEntryid='ID67'> <descrip type='subjectField‘>manufacturing</descrip> <descrip type='definition'>A value between 0 and 1 used in ...</descrip> <langSetlang='en'> <tig> <term>alpha smoothing factor</term> <termNote type='termType'>fullForm</termNote> </tig> </langSet> <langSetlang='hu'> <tig> <term>Alfa ...</term> </tig> </langSet> </termEntry>

  14. Repérage du squelette structurel id=‘ID67’ [attribute] subjectField=‘ manufacturing ’ [typedElement] definition=‘A value…’ [typedElement] TE lang=‘ en ’ [attribute] LS lang=‘ hu ’ [attribute] TS term=‘…’ [element] term=‘alpha smoothing factor’ [element] termType=‘fullForm’ [typedElement]

  15. Squelette TMF id=‘ID67’ subjectField=‘ manufacturing ’ definition=‘A value…’ TE LS LS lang=‘ hu ’ lang=‘ en ’ term=‘alpha smoothing factor’ termType=‘fullForm’ TS term=‘…’ TS

  16. Version XTMF <struct type=“TE”> <feat type=“id”>ID67</feat> <feat type=“subjectField”>manufacturing</feat> <feat type=“definition”>A value between 0 and 1 used in ...</feat> <struct type=“LS”> <feat type=“lang”>en</feat> <struct type=“TS”> <feat type=“term”>alpha smoothing factor</feat> <feat type=“termType”>fullForm</feat> </struct> </struct> <struct type=“LS”> <feat type=“lang”>hu</feat> <struct type=“TS”> <feat type=“term”>Alfa ...</feat> </struct> </struct> </struct>

  17. Yet another (tricky) example How does Interval data fit into the analysis

  18. Interval example <entry> <concept> <id>1</id> <project>Interval</project> <subject>Telecommunications</subject> </concept> <term lang="fr"> <termstr>Commutation</termstr> <termtyp>Term</termtyp> <def>Fonction de connexion ...</def> </term> <equi lang="en"> <termstr>Switching</termstr> <termtyp>Term</termtyp> </equi> </entry>

  19. Questions • The Language Sections and Term Sections seem to have collapsed • Is the definition relevant for the term or the language? • What if there are more than one term for a language? • How do you associate grammatical information to a term? • Should I handle that ? • Is IIF supposed to be one possible TML?

  20. Repérage du squelette structurel

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