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Corpus loader
User Stories
- Corpus service consumer can upload a zipped corpus file that will populate the raw corpus tables
- User can import corpus into workspace
- User can view list of documents in a corpus
- For a given document, user can view name-role-activity instances
Service Stories
- CRUD on Corpus, Doc, Activity, Role, etc.
Schemas
- Corpus - name, owner (User, denormalized to force existence). Can Denormalize things like #docs, date range, etc.
- Document - ID(s), date (orig string, and normalized date).
- Activity - ID (unique), name, parentID (may be null, if not, this is a sub-genre). Note there is no Document-Activities, since we can get that from Name-Role-Activity-Doc with a select distinct/unique, or a group by to get counts.
- Name - if an orthographic variant of another name, will include a link to normal form. Gender (male, female, unknown). Type: Person, Clan
- Name-Role-Activity-Doc
- Name-FamilyLink. Assertions in doc about familial relations. Relates a Name (patronym or clan name) to a Name-Role-Activity-Doc (i.e., an instance of a mention of a principle, in a document).
Modules
Testing
Workspace
Service Stories
Schemas
- Workspace - owner (User, denormalized to force existence), public/private. Probably needs some other ACL mechanism.
- Parameter - name, type?, description, range.
- NameRefActions - subjectNameRoleActivityDocID, objectNameRoleActivityDocID, actionType (sameAs, notSameAs
- FilterSpec - name, description, some specification to filter which corpus info is used for a graph. By Clan, by Gender, by Role, By Activity(genre)
- NameRefGroups - allows for grouping nodes to build a graph.
- Graph - name, notes, date created, filterSpecID.
- Graph-Parameters - parameterID, value (float).
- Person - name, gender, patronym (multiple?), clan, active age begin, active age end, comment
- PersonCitations - personID, nameRoleActivityDocID.
- Relation - type, weight, subject, object, graph
Modules
Testing
Graph-Builder
Service Stories
- User can specify a Workspace context (corpus, filters, parameters) and get a family tree (an output Graph).
- User can specify a Workspace context (corpus, filters, parameters) and get a social network (an output Graph).
Schemas
Modules
Testing
User Management, including Authentication/Authorization support:
Service Stories
- User can sign in to system, and set up basic profile information. (done PLS 11-12-09)
- Admin can create a new user. (done PLS 11-12-09)
- Application can associate a new workspace to a new user.
- Admin can set workspace-owner role for user on associated workspace.
- Workspace-owner can allow other users access to owned workspace.
Schemas
- User
- Role
- User-Roles
- Permission
- Role-Perms