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| - * The goal is to "tag" (annotate) data and workflows (and their components) using ontology terms |
| + * The goal is to "tag" (annotate) data and workflows (and their components/actors) using ontology terms |
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| - *** ''Workflows and components'': A workflow, a workflow component, or some portion (parameters, ports, substructures of a port type, etc.). |
| + *** ''Workflows and components'': A workflow, a workflow actor, or some portion (parameters, ports, substructures of a port type, etc.). |
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| - *** Can be as simple as an LSID, e.g., that identifies an entire component or dataset |
| + *** Can be as simple as an LSID, e.g., that identifies an actor or dataset |
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| - *** Categorize workflows, components, datasets according to their position in the ontology concept hierarchy. |
| + *** Categorize workflows, actors, datasets according to their position in the ontology concept hierarchy. |
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| - *# Find "compatible" workflow components |
| - *** Given a workflow component (an actor), find components that can be connected to it (either as input or output) based on semantic annotations. If the annotations are "compatible" according to the ontology(ies), the component is returned. |
| + *# Find "compatible" workflow actors |
| + *** Given a workflow actor, find actors that can be connected to it (either as input or output) based on semantic annotations. If the annotations are "compatible" according to the ontology(ies), the actor is returned. |
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| - *** Given a workflow of connected components, check that each connection (input/output) is semantically compatible. |
| + *** Given a workflow of connected actors, check that each connection (input/output) is semantically compatible. |
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| - *# Workflow-component structural integration |
| - *** Given two components that are semantically compatible, determine one or more transformations (either by inserting new components or deriving transformation "code") to make them structurally compatible. |
| - **** In general, component integration is a planning-style search problem (and still research) |
| + *# Workflow actor structural integration |
| + *** Given two actors that are semantically compatible, determine one or more transformations (either by inserting new actors or deriving transformation "code") to make them structurally compatible. |
| + **** In general, actor integration is a planning-style search problem (and still research) |
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| - *# Workflows and Workflow Components (or metadata, etc.) |
| + *# Workflows and Actors (or metadata, etc.) |
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| - *# Component integration reasoning |
| + *# Actor integration reasoning |
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| - *** Integrated with the component 'quick search' frame |
| + *** Integrated with the actor 'quick search' frame |
