Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD

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JOMDoc and JOBAD are libraries for processing and publishing content math. JOMDoc provides Java tools for working with OMDoc documents, including validation, rendering, and restructuring. JOBAD is a JavaScript API that makes OMDoc documents interactive by enabling features like customization, information lookup, rewriting, and discussion forums. Together JOMDoc and JOBAD allow integration of services like notation definitions, rendering, and external data into interactive math documents.

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$Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD Content Math Training Camp 2010 Christoph Lange Jacobs University, Bremen, Germany KWARC – Knowledge Adaptation and Reasoning for Content July 07, 2010 Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 1/14$

JOMDoc – Java API (not only) for OMDoc

http://jomdoc.omdoc.org (maintainer: Vyacheslav Zholudev) – a
library of 300+ Java classes featuring . . .
Java object model (one class per XML element) for OMDoc (and
MathML and OpenMath for formulæ), plus many other services:
Schema validation
Renderer: OpenMath/Content MathML → Presentation MathML
(pattern-matching XML notation definitions), context-sensitive
Rest of OMDoc → XHTML+RDFa (XSLT)
Document restructuring: e. g. flattening/modularizing
documents

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How to use JOMDoc

Download or check out from http://jomdoc.omdoc.org
Binary distribution
JAR file ready for inclusion into Java projects
executable shell script for validation, rendering, document
restructuring
GUI frontend for rendering
Source code (Eclipse-ready)
Contribute: Trac project management site, mailing list

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$JOMDoc’s Notation Definitions <notation> <prototype>  <om:OMA> <om:OMS cd="arith1" name="divide"/> <expr name="arg1"/> <expr name="arg2"/> </om:OMA> </prototype> <rendering>  <m:mfrac> <render name="arg1"/> <render name="arg2"/> </m:mfrac> </rendering> </notation> render(a) render(divide(a, b)) render(b) Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 4/14$

Applications using JOMDoc

TNTBase (→ other talk): versioned XML database with special
services for OMDoc
SWiM (semantic wiki powering http://wiki.openmath.org)
Urs Holzer’s Gemse (MathML editor): Content MathML →
Presentation MathML preview

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JOBAD – Interactive Documents

Now we can render OMDoc documents – let’s make them
interactive!
On-demand adaptation to the user’s presentation preferences
(e. g. brackets, notation)
On-demand information lookup without leaving the document
JOBAD, the JavaScript API for OMDoc-based Interactive Documents
http://jomdoc.omdoc.org/wiki/JOBAD (maintainer: Christoph
Lange)

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JOBAD Architecture
integrated backend
external services or data (MMT: logics; TNTBase: lecture notes; …)
ext. repositories
initially
Wolfram|Alpha ontology/ notation generates
Web definitions collection
other CAS
Services
unit converter
proxy renderer
linked data
… others …

menu layers folding/ computation/ definition
mouse keybd visibility rewriting lookup
Client
Modules action
GUI objects Services

Document XHTML+MathML+OpenMath, JavaScript
(dashed lines denote old services being ported or new services being developed)
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JOBAD – Customizing Display

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JOBAD – Looking up Information (1)

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JOBAD – Looking up Information (2)

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JOBAD – Rewriting the Document (Unit
Conversion)

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JOBAD – Local Discussion Forums

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TNTBase + JOMDoc + JOBAD Integrated

(JOMDoc rendering XHTML+MathML+RDFa, JOBAD providing
definition lookup and semantic navigation)

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Conclusion

JOMDoc: Java API and command line for validating, rendering,
transforming, etc. OMDoc and other Content Math –
http://jomdoc.omdoc.org
JOBAD: JavaScript-based architecture for integrating services
into interactive documents –
http://jomdoc.omdoc.org/wiki/JOBAD

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During this demo, the founders of Secludy will demonstrate how their system utilizes Milvus to store and manipulate embeddings for generating privacy-protected synthetic data. Their approach not only maintains the confidentiality of the original data but also enhances the utility and scalability of LLMs under privacy constraints. Attendees, including machine learning engineers, data scientists, and data managers, will witness first-hand how Secludy's integration with Milvus empowers organizations to harness the power of LLMs securely and efficiently.

Webinar: Designing a schema for a Data Warehouse

Federico Razzoli

Are you new to data warehouses (DWH)? Do you need to check whether your data warehouse follows the best practices for a good design? In both cases, this webinar is for you. A data warehouse is a central relational database that contains all measurements about a business or an organisation. This data comes from a variety of heterogeneous data sources, which includes databases of any type that back the applications used by the company, data files exported by some applications, or APIs provided by internal or external services. But designing a data warehouse correctly is a hard task, which requires gathering information about the business processes that need to be analysed in the first place. These processes must be translated into so-called star schemas, which means, denormalised databases where each table represents a dimension or facts. We will discuss these topics: - How to gather information about a business; - Understanding dictionaries and how to identify business entities; - Dimensions and facts; - Setting a table granularity; - Types of facts; - Types of dimensions; - Snowflakes and how to avoid them; - Expanding existing dimensions and facts.

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Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD

1. Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD Content Math Training Camp 2010 Christoph Lange Jacobs University, Bremen, Germany KWARC – Knowledge Adaptation and Reasoning for Content July 07, 2010 Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 1/14

2. JOMDoc – Java API (not only) for OMDoc http://jomdoc.omdoc.org (maintainer: Vyacheslav Zholudev) – a library of 300+ Java classes featuring . . . Java object model (one class per XML element) for OMDoc (and MathML and OpenMath for formulæ), plus many other services: Schema validation Renderer: OpenMath/Content MathML → Presentation MathML (pattern-matching XML notation definitions), context-sensitive Rest of OMDoc → XHTML+RDFa (XSLT) Document restructuring: e. g. flattening/modularizing documents Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 2/14

3. How to use JOMDoc Download or check out from http://jomdoc.omdoc.org Binary distribution JAR file ready for inclusion into Java projects executable shell script for validation, rendering, document restructuring GUI frontend for rendering Source code (Eclipse-ready) Contribute: Trac project management site, mailing list Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 3/14

4. JOMDoc’s Notation Definitions <notation> <prototype>  <om:OMA> <om:OMS cd="arith1" name="divide"/> <expr name="arg1"/> <expr name="arg2"/> </om:OMA> </prototype> <rendering>  <m:mfrac> <render name="arg1"/> <render name="arg2"/> </m:mfrac> </rendering> </notation> render(a) render(divide(a, b)) render(b) Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 4/14

5. Applications using JOMDoc TNTBase (→ other talk): versioned XML database with special services for OMDoc SWiM (semantic wiki powering http://wiki.openmath.org) Urs Holzer’s Gemse (MathML editor): Content MathML → Presentation MathML preview Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 5/14

6. JOBAD – Interactive Documents Now we can render OMDoc documents – let’s make them interactive! On-demand adaptation to the user’s presentation preferences (e. g. brackets, notation) On-demand information lookup without leaving the document JOBAD, the JavaScript API for OMDoc-based Interactive Documents http://jomdoc.omdoc.org/wiki/JOBAD (maintainer: Christoph Lange) Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 6/14

7. JOBAD Architecture integrated backend external services or data (MMT: logics; TNTBase: lecture notes; …) ext. repositories initially Wolfram|Alpha ontology/ notation generates Web definitions collection other CAS Services unit converter proxy renderer linked data … others … menu layers folding/ computation/ definition mouse keybd visibility rewriting lookup Client Modules action GUI objects Services Document XHTML+MathML+OpenMath, JavaScript (dashed lines denote old services being ported or new services being developed) Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 7/14

8. JOBAD – Customizing Display Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 8/14

9. JOBAD – Looking up Information (1) Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 9/14

10. JOBAD – Looking up Information (2) Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 10/14

11. JOBAD – Rewriting the Document (Unit Conversion) Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 11/14

12. JOBAD – Local Discussion Forums Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 12/14

13. TNTBase + JOMDoc + JOBAD Integrated (JOMDoc rendering XHTML+MathML+RDFa, JOBAD providing definition lookup and semantic navigation) Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 13/14

14. Conclusion JOMDoc: Java API and command line for validating, rendering, transforming, etc. OMDoc and other Content Math – http://jomdoc.omdoc.org JOBAD: JavaScript-based architecture for integrating services into interactive documents – http://jomdoc.omdoc.org/wiki/JOBAD Lange (Jacobs) Processing and Publishing Content Math with JOMDoc and JOBAD July 07, 2010 14/14

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