Task Ontology: Validate Ontology with GitHub Issues Pipeline

[FlorentLvr]

Description:

This issue focuses on validating the Task Ontology within the context of the GitHub Issues pipeline. The goal is to ensure that the ontology aligns with the current workflows and processes used in managing GitHub issues. This validation will help in identifying any gaps or inconsistencies in the ontology and will provide insights into how it can be improved to better support task management.

Key points to consider:

• Review the existing Task Ontology structure.
• Assess how the ontology integrates with the GitHub Issues pipeline.
• Identify any discrepancies or areas for enhancement.
• Propose modifications or updates to the ontology as needed.

[FlorentLvr]

cc @jravenel , @Dr0p42

[jravenel]

URL: https://github.com/jupyter-naas/abi/blob/main/src/ontologies/domain-level/TaskOntology.ttl

following our meeting @giacomodecolle . If you have time over the holidays:) Thank you 🙏

[giacomodecolle]

Hi all, I was finally able to take a look at this. Here is a couple of quick suggestions. If you want, I can start taking a deeper look, fork my own version of the repo and suggest changes.

• The rdfs:comment and skos:definition for "Task" are very similar and could be redundant. I suggest to only keep the definition.
• The definition for "TaskCompletion" is "A defined unit of work with timeline, ownership and metrics". I suggest to first change this to Aristotelian format by starting with "A planned act (or activity if you wish)..."
• It's not clear to me why the differentia here is having timeline, ownership and metrics. Isn't the distinguishing feature the fact that this is the act which is last in a series of acts constituting a task? For example, crossing the finish line is the task completion of the marathon task.
• why is the rdfs:domain of abi:hasAssignee bfo:TaskCompletion? Maybe you meant abi:TaskCompletion? This is repeated in all the properties
• Is there a reason to only have TaskCompletion in the domain here, and not also the Task?

[jravenel]

thanks @giacomodecolle, cc @FlorentLvr