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      • DS-V7 - Changelog
      • DS-V7 - Developer Notes
      • DS-V7 - Grammar
        • Domain Specification
          • @Context
          • Domain Specification Node
          • Property Node
          • Class Node
          • DataType Node
          • Enumeration Node
        • Verification Report
          • Verification Report Node
          • Error Entry Node
          • Error List for the domain-specific verification
        • DS-Path
      • DS-V7 - Examples
    • DS-V6
    • DS-V5
      • DS-V5 - Grammar
        • VerificationReport
          • Error List for the basic verification
          • Verification of schema.org annotations
          • Error List for the Meta verification of DS (unfinished)
          • Error List for the DS-based verification
        • Grammar and semantics of Domain Specifications
          • Enumeration Node
          • Property Node
          • Domain Specification Node
          • Class Node
          • Terms used in Domain Specifications
          • @Context
          • DataType Node
      • DS-V5 - Examples
    • DS-V4
    • DS-V3
      • DS-V3 - Examples
      • DS-V3 - Grammar
        • VerificationReport
          • Error List for the basic verification
          • Verification of schema.org annotations
          • Error List for the DS-based verification
          • Error List for the Meta verification of DS
        • Grammar and semantics of Domain Specifications
          • SDO Enumeration
          • SDO Property
          • Domain Specification
          • SDO Class
          • SDO Datatype
          • @Context
    • DS-V2
      • DS-V2 - Grammar
        • Grammar and semantics of Domain Specifications
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "RestrictedEnumeration"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "CustomEnumerationValue"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "Enumeration"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "Property"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "RestrictedProperty"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "DomainSpecification"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "RestrictedClass"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "EnumerationValue"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "Class"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "DataType"
        • Numeric Pattern
        • Grammar Documentation for node type "VerificationReport"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "Error"
          • Error codes for Verification Reports
        • Rules Grammar
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "ComplexRule"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "DateRule"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "TextRule"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "TimeRule"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "NumberRule"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "BooleanRule"
          • Grammar Documentation for node type "DateTimeRule"
      • DS-V2 - Examples
    • DS-V1
      • DS-V1 - Examples
      • DS-V1 - Grammar
  • SDO-Verification
  • Lists
    • List-V1
  • Vocabularies
  • DS-Vocabulary
    • Input
      • Vocabulary for Domain Specifications
      • DS-Vocabulary
    • DS-Vocab-V1
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DS-V1

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Last updated 4 years ago

This is the first concept of Domain Specifications. The main idea is to create a pattern to which schema.org annotations have to comply (primarily JSON-LD annotations found on websites).

The file format for this DS version is JSON-LD. The namespace "dsv": "http://ontologies.sti-innsbruck.at/dsv/" is used to introduce new vocabulary terms needed to express the needed constraints. dsv stands for Domain Specification Vocabulary.

Content:

There is no further documentation on the verification algorithm, nor the resulting verification report. In short: The verification algorithm for this version consists of recursively checking every node of the tree-structured JSON-LD annotation against the corresponding node in the DS. Every irregularity results in an error entry for the verification outcome, which is a simple JSON file for which no further specification is given.

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