Hi there

We're continuing to develop a workflow for assessing, reviewing and down
selecting sets of tags into final tags and tag sets e.g. for developing a
training set and running the tagger on a verified subset set of tags.

I'm after some guidance on how to track metadata about tags.

The tagger editor (EDG 6.3)   only seems to like tags in the form

<http://data.surroundaustralia.com/dataset/wiringrules/section/1.5.11.3>
  corpus:topic <
http://data.surroundaustralia.com/dataset/sa_wr_section_taxonomy_concepts/arm's_reach>
.

If you alter this triple set it no longer shows in the source code or as a
tag against a corpus document. There is obviously a shape for the tags view
and editor I assume.

I've tried a few things such as adding blank nodes to the triple or
reifying the statement

e.g.

<
https://data.surroundaustralia.com/dataset/annotations#arms_reach_tag_metadata
>
        rdfs:label     "arms reach tag metadata" ;
        rdf:type       rdf:Statement ;
        rdf:subject    sec:1.5.11.3 ;
        rdf:predicate  corpus:topic ;
        rdf:object     <
http://data.surroundaustralia.com/dataset/sa_wr_section_taxonomy_concepts/arm's_reach>
.

But it still disappears from the tag editor EDG view of things.

So the question is;
Is the following approach best or is there another solution ?

1. Store the tag along with metadata about it's usage and status in another
graph e.g. datagraph; and
2.  use a rule/transform, insert/update only the clean tag triples from the
above into the tagset graph

P.s.   i posted a couple of weeks ago about being able to view all the tags
"attached" to a document. Note this is distinct from viewing the
available tags.  Irene provided a reply (belated thanks Irene), however it
doesn't solve the issue.

I'm still looking to be able to see the tags that  are "attached" to
documents. Not just the available tags as Irene highlighted.

Currently I have to do this in a separate datagraph but I would prefer to
work in the tag set editor itself.

Any guidance on this would be great.

Cheers

Simon

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