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== [http://wiktolog.com/hl7/datatypes.html#datyp2qtycol 6 Collections of Quantities] == | == [http://wiktolog.com/hl7/datatypes.html#datyp2qtycol 6 Collections of Quantities] == | ||
| + | * Apologies on this section - I'm going to just have to assume that some of the continuous set work is correct... | ||
* [http://wiktolog.com/hl7/datatypes.html#prelim 6.1 Preliminary Considerations] | * [http://wiktolog.com/hl7/datatypes.html#prelim 6.1 Preliminary Considerations] | ||
| + | *# P1 "The concept of generic types is described in '''(§ )'''." - This doesn't work at all in a non-html document, and is painful in html because you have to click on it to even find out whether it is an internal or external reference. | ||
| + | *# P3 "Snowbirds" is kind of a local term. While the line is kind of fun, I wonder whether it shouldn't be replaced with "... and addresses of people who maintain different winter and summer residences"? | ||
* [http://wiktolog.com/hl7/datatypes.html#dt-GLIST 6.2 GeneratedSequence (GLIST) specializes LIST] | * [http://wiktolog.com/hl7/datatypes.html#dt-GLIST 6.2 GeneratedSequence (GLIST) specializes LIST] | ||
| + | *# "Used to specify regular sampling points for biosignals." - is this the ''only'' reason that these are here? It seems like a type that applies to a lot of things beyond just biosignal sampling points, so maybe this shouldn't be part of the definition of, if it is, it should be stated as a "for example"? | ||
| + | *# The examples table is a little confusing, as it appears to be a part of the definition of equality. | ||
* [http://wiktolog.com/hl7/datatypes.html#dt-SLIST 6.3 SampledSequence (SLIST) specializes LIST] | * [http://wiktolog.com/hl7/datatypes.html#dt-SLIST 6.3 SampledSequence (SLIST) specializes LIST] | ||
| + | *# Same issue on sampled biosignals as above | ||
* [http://wiktolog.com/hl7/datatypes.html#dt-QSET 6.4 Continuous Set (QSET) specializes SET] | * [http://wiktolog.com/hl7/datatypes.html#dt-QSET 6.4 Continuous Set (QSET) specializes SET] | ||
| + | *# The definition says that a Continuous Set is "An unordered set of distinct values..." and yet 6.4.1 says that "Continuous Sets are ''totally ordered sets'' - ????? | ||
* [http://wiktolog.com/hl7/datatypes.html#dt-QSU 6.5 Continuous Set Union (QSU) specializes QSET] | * [http://wiktolog.com/hl7/datatypes.html#dt-QSU 6.5 Continuous Set Union (QSU) specializes QSET] | ||
* [http://wiktolog.com/hl7/datatypes.html#dt-QST 6.6 Continuous Set Intersection (QSI) specializes QSET] | * [http://wiktolog.com/hl7/datatypes.html#dt-QST 6.6 Continuous Set Intersection (QSI) specializes QSET] | ||
Revision as of 03:10, 10 March 2008
6 Collections of Quantities
- Apologies on this section - I'm going to just have to assume that some of the continuous set work is correct...
- 6.1 Preliminary Considerations
- P1 "The concept of generic types is described in (§ )." - This doesn't work at all in a non-html document, and is painful in html because you have to click on it to even find out whether it is an internal or external reference.
- P3 "Snowbirds" is kind of a local term. While the line is kind of fun, I wonder whether it shouldn't be replaced with "... and addresses of people who maintain different winter and summer residences"?
- 6.2 GeneratedSequence (GLIST) specializes LIST
- "Used to specify regular sampling points for biosignals." - is this the only reason that these are here? It seems like a type that applies to a lot of things beyond just biosignal sampling points, so maybe this shouldn't be part of the definition of, if it is, it should be stated as a "for example"?
- The examples table is a little confusing, as it appears to be a part of the definition of equality.
- 6.3 SampledSequence (SLIST) specializes LIST
- Same issue on sampled biosignals as above
- 6.4 Continuous Set (QSET) specializes SET
- The definition says that a Continuous Set is "An unordered set of distinct values..." and yet 6.4.1 says that "Continuous Sets are totally ordered sets - ?????
- 6.5 Continuous Set Union (QSU) specializes QSET
- 6.6 Continuous Set Intersection (QSI) specializes QSET
- 6.7 Continuous Set Difference (QSD) specializes QSET
- 6.8 Continuous Set Periodic Hull (QSP) specializes QSET
- 6.9 Coded Continuous Set (QSC) specializes QSET and CS
- 6.10 Interval (IVL) specializes QSET
- 6.11 Interval of Physical Quantities (IVL<PQ>) specializes IVL
- 6.12 Interval of Point in Time (IVL<TS>) specializes IVL
- 6.13 Periodic Interval of Time (PIVL) specializes QSET
- 6.14 Event-Related Periodic Interval of Time (EIVL) specializes QSET
- 6.15 General Timing Specification (GTS) Alias For QSET<TS>
