CPSV-AP In order to show a practical example this section contains two examples of how the information that is available on a MS’s PSC can be mapped to the CPSV-AP. In the sections below an example is included for Spain (10.1) and Estonia (10.2). Besides these two countries a mapping will be created with CPSV-AP for all participating Member States (Austria, Estonia, Finland, Greece, The Netherlands, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Spain and Sweden). The (draft) mapping is available in the following spreadsheet: The mapping of the MS’s data model to the CPSV-AP was based on the review and analysis on the way information is provided on the MS’s PSC on the one hand, and the latest version of CPSV-AP on the other hand. The mapping should be read from right to left. A mapping can be of the following types, where A is the foreign class or property and where B is the class or property from CPSV-AP: A has an exact match with B if the set of subjects of A is equal to the set of subjects of B. The definitions of A and B are equivalent. A has a match with B if the set of subjects of A is mostly equal to the set of subjects of B. The number of subjects of A not included in B, and versa, is negligible. A has a related match with B if there is a meaningful intersection between the subjects of A and the subjects of B. A has a with B if the set of subjects of A is a superset of the narrow match set of subjects of B. The definition of A generalizes the definition of B. A has a broad match with B if B has a narrow match with A. Figure 5 - Mapping types Example 1: Spain 3: Mapping of information on the Spanish PSC to CPSV-AP Class - Mapping Property Class – – Property CPSV-AP – CPSV-AP type Spanish PSC Spanish PSC Business Business Event match situation Business Exact Business Identifier URL Event match situation Business Exact Business Identifier URL subcategory Event match situation Exact Business Business Name Name match situation Exact Business Business Name Subcategory match situation Business Description No match Event
CPSV-AP In order to show a practical example this section contains two examples of how the information that is available on a MS’s PSC can be mapped to the CPSV-AP. In the sections below an example is included for Spain (10.1) and Estonia (10.2). Besides these two countries a mapping will be created with CPSV-AP for all participating Member States (Austria, Estonia, Finland, Greece, The Netherlands, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Spain and Sweden). The (draft) mapping is available in the following spreadsheet: The mapping of the MS’s data model to the CPSV-AP was based on the review and analysis on the way information is provided on the MS’s PSC on the one hand, and the latest version of CPSV-AP on the other hand. The mapping should be read from right to left. A mapping can be of the following types, where A is the foreign class or property and where B is the class or property from CPSV-AP: A has an exact match with B if the set of subjects of A is equal to the set of subjects of B. The definitions of A and B are equivalent. A has a match with B if the set of subjects of A is mostly equal to the set of subjects of B. The number of subjects of A not included in B, and is negligible. A has a related match with B if there is a meaningful intersection between the subjects of A and the subjects of B. A has a narrow match with B if the set of subjects of A is a superset of the set of subjects of B. The definition of A generalizes the definition of B. A has a broad match with B if B has a narrow match with A. Figure 5 - Mapping types Example 1: Spain 3: Mapping of information on the Spanish PSC to CPSV-AP Class - CPSV-AP Property – CPSV-AP Mapping type Property – Spanish PSC Class – Spanish PSC Business Event match Business situation Business Event Identifier Exact match URL Business situation Business Event Identifier Exact match URL subcategory Business situation Business Name Exact match Name Business situation Business Name Exact match Subcategory Business situation Business Event Description No match versa,
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