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  • From: Jonathan Borden <jborden@m...>
  • To: Joel Rees <rees@m...>
  • Date: Thu, 31 May 2001 12:43:41 -0400

Joel Rees wrote:

> Iwaku Jonathan Borden:
>
>
> > As you stick each of your documents into the boxes you find that for two
> of
> > the boxes, half the documents cause the box to light up and for the
other
> > two boxes the other half of the documents cause the box to light up. You
> now
> > have your two groups of documents, and two groups of schemata. We say
each
> > of the schema in the group is "equal" because they each have the same
set
> of
> > instance documents.
>
> Is this ability to compare instances assumed to be hypothetical, or can it
> actually be implemented for some subset of instances?
>

It can be easily implemented for some subset of documents. An instance
validator for a schema language indicates whether a document is "valid" with
respect to a schema. For a DTD, this is implemented by a validating parser.

-Jonathan



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