Reece H. Dunn

The way I see this working in practice for an implementer is that they would implement the iteration model/interface in the language the processor is running on: 1. Iterator/Iterable in...

Thinking about this some more, the iterator model is too klunky. Adopting something similar to `generateSequence` would be a lot cleaner. I.e.: ```xquery declare function fn:sequence($next as function(item()*) as item()*,...

Yes, those examples are unbounde sequences. I don't know of anywhere in the specs that limit sequences to bounded/limited ranges. The specs state that the `*` occurrance indicator matches zero...

Can you at least add that as a note to the readme? Thanks! It would also be nice to be able to use/specify a different CUDA version of the torch...

If I just have a Collection then it could contain anything (as hasPart/isPartOf relationships). What I want is to say e.g. "this collection can only contain images" or "this collection...

I don't have a system that ingests the content but do have one that I'm working on (a library management style application) that uses these constraints in the way I...

I agree that we want both. This also applies to the `attribute(a|b)` constructs.

My plugin supports an earlier version of XQuery 4.0. The `union` syntax is older, and was limited to XMLSchema types -- see https://github.com/qt4cg/qtspecs/issues/122 and https://qt4cg.org/specifications/xquery-40/xquery-40.html#id-choice-item-types. For the `%a:since` the version...

SKOS also has a `related` term for similar concepts [1]. The transitive relationships can be inferred when the `inDefinedTermSet` is different, so don't need to be modelled. It's useful to...

Isn't the idea of schema.org that you can specify everything within a single schema? For example, it does not reuse FOAF for specifying people and organizations. Or do you mean...