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Gah. Data translation, between almost matching schemas (ontologies), has been 1/2 of my professional career. Probably. I don't know if this applies: S-notation
by specialist 5y ago
Gah. Data translation, between almost matching schemas (ontologies), has been 1/2 of my professional career. Probably.
I don't know if this applies: S-notation for turntablism (DJing) represents pitch. But I couldn't quickly find any XML schemas for S-notation.
- capableweb 5y ago> S-notation for turntablism (DJing) represents pitch. But I couldn't quickly find any XML schemas for S-notation. As a lisp hacker and musician, I quickly got confused what you meant and first read "S-expressions"(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-expression https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-expression). For others (as HN has quite a few people with the same profile as me), S-notation here refers to "transcription method which uses an own repertoire of notational symbols to describe the techniques of a turntablist", see http://www.alexandersonnenfeld.com/fileadmin/user_upload/S-Notation/S-Notation-Paper_Tenor_2016.pdf http://www.alexandersonnenfeld.com/fileadmin/user_upload/S-N...
- specialist 5y agoGah. You're right. I should have provided cites. Thanks.
- chriskrycho 5y agoThe worst part about it is: same schema/ontology, but different (legitimate!) choices within it! Cue sobbing emoji.