Organization and Structure of Tags

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Attribute Structure For Literature

Definition of Attributes

Literature: Is defined as anything that is written down. The link could be external or internal.
JournalPublication: Is an article that is published in a Journal

• PubAuthor1: First author, Attribute Data Type:String
• PubDate: Date of publication, Attribute Data Type:Date
• PubJournal: Name of the Journal in which the article is published, Attribute Data Type:Enumeration
• VolumeNum: The Volume Number of the Journal, Attribute Data Type:Integer
• PageNum: The pages in the volume, Attribute Data Type:String

The goal of having the above information in the wiki is that when the publication is referenced in a page and then the page is imported into for example LaTex then it can be done automatically.
NOTE: At one point Rudi had mentioned that GOOGLE Scholar all ready had all this information. Is there a way to import this information from GOOGLE?
The problem with the above information is that it is generally not very useful to a researcher, it is only a reference. The important information are the keywords, and anything else that a user adds to the template. This is what needs to be searchable or listed in a page.

Added INFO

• PubRating: A general rating of 1 to 3 of the content in the publication, 1 being the highest. (It would be nice if we could have a rating system like other web site where users could rate the publication individually and an average rating would be shown on the page), Attribute Data Type:Enumeration
• PubType: Theoretical, Experimental, or Theoretical and Experimental., Attribute Data Type:Enumeration
• Users: User that ether added the article or any on that wants to mark it for there use, Attribute Data Type:Boolean
• PubKeyWord: This is where any user can add specific key words to the page

Add more PubKeyWord., Attribute Data Type:String

Question: How do we now incorporate the categories in this template and what should be the options?

Question: Are there different things that can be done with categories that can not be done with attributes or vis versa?

BookPublication: Book that is published

• Author1: First author
• DatePub: Date of publication
• Rating: A general rating of 1 to 3 of the content in the publication, 1 being the highest. (It would be nice if we could have a rating system like other web site where users could rate the publication individually and an average rating would be shown on the page)

PublicDocument: Any thing else that is not a book or a journal publication

Look into Semantic Tagging Semantic MediaWiki

Class Tag

Category: Should tell what type of page it is and where it belongs The List of category tags

Category: Publication Type: Part Type: Project Author DatePub

INSTRUCTIONS TO ADD A TEMPLATE

Create Template

A sentence explaining why you need a template.

1. In the search box type the name of the template - 'Template: Task'. The page doesn't exist, so follow the create this page link
2. In this page define the layout and attributes for the template Example Template
3. Add Category:Template Name to the the template page

More Template Help

Create Form

1. Go to Special:Create a form in the Special pages link on the side bar
2. By convention we have been naming the form and companion template the same thing
3. Select template from drop down box and click add (What is the "Before template box for?)
4. Save the form by clicking preview and then save page.Example Form
5. Once the form is created go to Category:Template Name and add '[[Has default form:Form Name]]' This is needed so that the pages created then can be edited with the template again.

Very good help for the different things that can be done with the forms is here

Define Attributes

1. Under special pages - Forms, there is a list of all forms. Click on the form just created.
2. Create a test page from this form. Enter the page name and then click the add button. Note: if the page already exists, you will just edit the existing page not over write. Fill out the form and save page.
3. At the bottom of the page is a 'Fact box' with all attributes/relations used on the page. Define the attributes used in the form. Attributes Definitions

Additional Functionality

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