RE: [COI] Following up on your comment re "underlying model" in your reviewing the functional requirements spreadsheet

2007-10-29 Thread Kashyap, Vipul
> my comment was about the need for a "underlying model". While the issue I > raised is about our current focus on the mappings between specific terms > in different terminologies. Instead I would like us to move beyond the > mappings and focus more on how to specify different types/classes/kinds

FW: [COI] Following up on your comment re "underlying model" in your reviewing the functional requirements spreadsheet

2007-10-29 Thread Forsberg, Kerstin L
ISC's first package of controlled terminologies for lab tests and vital signs published as a Excel matrix http://www.cdisc.org/standards/terminology/SDTM_Package_1_Labtest_FINAL_Production_Spreadsheet_June2007.xls -Original Message- From: Alan Ruttenberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 26 oktober

[COI] Following up on your comment re "underlying model" in your reviewing the functional requirements spreadsheet

2007-10-26 Thread Alan Ruttenberg
Hi Kersten, During the COI call this week you made some reference to the "underlying model" being an issue in filling out Vipul's functional requirements spread sheet. Do you think you could say again what the issue was that you were referring to? -Alan