Reviews:RinkeHoekstra about PeriodicInterval

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RinkeHoekstra about PeriodicInterval (Revision ID: 11152)

Overall suggestion (score): 0 - needs major revision

Review Summary: The pattern for periodic intervals is highly relevant in many scenarios. It is a useful extension of the OWL Time ontology. It adequately imports the CP annotation schema, but does not really provide any documentation

However, the pattern is too simplistic in its current form. In a way, the current definition can be read as a recipe for instantiating the sub intervals. This is done via a single object property (hasIntervalDurationPerPeriod), but could have been represented in OWL as restrictions on the PeriodicInterval class itself, e.g. it could be defined as a class with only subintervals of a particular length. The authors could spend some time thinking of how to augment their definition to make it more expressive (e.g. how to make sure the subintervals do not overlap)

Furthermore, the pattern does not adequately restrict the class, it only defines domain and range of two new properties. A PeriodicInterval should at least have two subintervals and a period that separates them.
Reviewer Confidence: High
Problems: The pattern is overly simplistic (see summary)
Community Relevance: High
Relation to Best Practices: The pattern does not present a best practice
Reusability: High
Relations to Other Patterns: Many in the category Time, but in particular Submissions:TimeInterval and Submissions:Sequence
Overall Understandability: Ok
Clear Problem Description: Ok
Clear Relevance and Consequences: Ok
Clear Figures and Illustrations: Yes
Missing Information:

Posted: 2012/8/21 Last modified: 2012/8/21

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