rework model #1444

[stap-m]

Summary of the discussion

From #1444

Type of change (CHANGELOG.md)

Added

• model
• model role
• scale model
• mathematical model

Updated

• OEO_00000274 relabeled from model to numerical computer model and reclassified as mathematical model

Removed

• Removed a broken link #

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[stap-m]

Any reason why we don't classify mathematical model as information content entity? @l-emele @areleu

Regarding #1444 (comment):

• the definition of models seem to fit for the new generic model class. Therefore, I'd change the domain.
• the definition of has contributor seem to fit for the new generic model class, too.
• For the subproperties of has contributor: tbd

Originally posted by @stap-m in #1444 (comment)

[l-emele]

Any reason why we don't classify mathematical model as information content entity?

I am fine with that. I also already commented somewhere that I think that model could be classified as information content entity.

[stap-m]

The latest CI error looks similar to the one fixed in #1729 . Let's merge #1724 and see, wether the problem still occurs.

[l-emele]

I found why the CI is failing. There are multiple reasons. First, there is a " too much at one place, see specific comment.

Second, you add the following two axioms:

'has organisation'
    Domain: 'numerical computer model' or 'information content entity'
    Range: 'has role' some 'organisational role

'has client'
    'numerical computer model' or 'information content entity'
    Range: 'has role' some client

Be aware that both has organisation and has client already identical ranges in oeo-social. Additional there are already different ranges in oeo-model.

But the problem why the CI fails is that neither organisational role nor client are known to oeo-shared.

I suggest the following:

1. As we make numerical computer model a subclass of information content entity, the range expression 'numerical computer model' or 'information content entity' can be simplified in both cases to information content entity. So the domain axiom will contain IAO classes only.
2. organisational role and client are both defined in oeo-social, has organisation. Thus, has client should be moved to oeo-social, too, as the only OEO classes they depend on are in this class.

[stap-m]

But the problem why the CI fails is that neither organisational role nor client are known to oeo-shared.

Thanks, that was the problem!
I didn't read your comment closely yesterday and moved organisational role nor client to oeo-shared. For organisational role this is the right place in my view, since organisation is defined by it. I will move client back, though, and follow your proposal.

[l-emele]

Looks fine now.