km:kcmn Key Code Menomic
10.1 Header Information
10.1.1 Data Dictionary Keycode
The Data Dictionary Keycode is the shortest, meaningful acronym which can be used to identify a discipline for the largest audience of users. This becomes a compromise between re-typing longer acronyms and a lack clarity or a non-unique dd code. (A very similar problem to website URL’s)
km:kcdd10.1.2 Data Dictionary Title
10.1.3 Data Dictionary
10.1.4 Owner
the Data Dictionary keycode files will have the following filename structure:
dd<variable keycode> <variable keycode label> <work order>.<file extension>
10.1.2.1a DD Title
The full title of the DD key code should be included in the long form of each DD page.
10.1.2.2 Key Code (required)
10.1.2.2a Key Code Symbol (if used)
10.1.2.2b Key Code Label
10.1.2.2c Key Code Mnemonic
km:kctitle 10.1.2.2d Key Code Title: Reference Project
km:kcabs10.1.2.3 Abstract
km:kcdesc 10.1.2.4 Key Code Description
km:kcfunc 10.1.2.5 Key Code Function
This is the defining algebraic form of the key code symbol.
km:kcderiv 10.1.2.6 Key Code Derivation
For keycodes which have mathematical significance (i.e. are mathematical expressions and can be calculated directly, with numerical methods or simply can be expressed with mathematical principles) the reference to derivation of the keycode should be include. Simpler models may derived as part of the Data Dictionary reference page but this should only be done in the shortest of derivations.
Full attribution of the derivation is not only a courtesy – it is a ethical requirements and plagiarism is one of the few misdemeanors that will be cause for direct action by the HRI community.
km:kcrelkc 10.1.2.7 Related Codes
km:kcdefkc 10.1.2.7a Defining codes
km:kcderkc 10.1.2.7b Derived codes
km:kcxml 10.1.2.8 XML configuration
km:kcta 10.1.2.9 Technical Authority
km:kcauth 10.1.2.10 Signing Authority
km:kccit 10.1.2.11 Citations
km:kctut 10.1.2.12 Tutorial
km:kcrevhist 10.1.2.13 Revision History