annotate base/database/classes.lisp @ 318:c4e792b9b898
Add some ideas for charm constituents.
Not particularly useful in its own right, but contains some possibly
useful ideas related to the generalisation of db-compositions.
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Jamie Forth <j.forth@gold.ac.uk> |
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Thu, 30 Sep 2010 15:35:15 +0100 |
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1 (cl:in-package #:amuse-database-admin)
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3 (defclass amuse-dataset-identifier (identifier)
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4 ((dataset-id :reader dataset-id
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5 :initarg :dataset-id))
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6 (:documentation "A dataset is a set of pieces used for a particualar
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7 analytical task. A dataset is not necessarily the same thing as a
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8 corpus or collection (are these things different?). Corpus indicates
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9 that a set of pieces have been curated in some way and in that sense
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10 `belong together'. A dataset is just simply a set of pieces gathered
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11 together to analyse, and the pieces can be from any corpus or
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12 backend (hence the amuse- prefix"))
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14 (defclass amuse-dataset (list-slot-sequence)
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15 ((identifier :initarg :identifier
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16 :reader identifier)
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17 (description :initarg :description
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18 :reader description)))
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