- One Data file (or Syntax of Data Stream)
| section |
|---|
| section |
| ..... |
| section |
| \\BIB; | Bibliography section | |
| \\BIB;#1[#n | #1, #2 or #n shows an assigned DATASET number, and there are "n" DATASETs in this case. | |
| .......... | ||
| \\EXP; | Experimental section | |
| \\EXP,1; \\EXP,2,3; | Experimental information for DATASET 1, and common information for DATASET 2 and 3, for example. | |
| .......... | ||
| \\DATA; | DATA section | |
| \\DATA,1; | DATA definition for DATASET 1, | |
| .......... | ||
| \\DATA; | Data table of DATASET 1 | |
| .......... | ||
| .......... | ||
| \DATA,n; | DATA definition for DATASET n, | |
| .......... | ||
| \DATA; | Data table of DATASET n | |
| .......... | ||
| \\END; | ||
- Information representation
- One logical record in the system consists of "data table" and information
about its production enviroment such as experimental condition.
The record is represented as set of sections called "data set".
The data sets have some overlapping sections to other data sets if they have
common information or they are related each other.
- Sections do not share any part of them to other sections. Symbolic pointers to data sets to which the section belongs are attatched to each section.
- The syntax of a data file (data stream) is given here.
- Sections do not share any part of them to other sections. Symbolic pointers to data sets to which the section belongs are attatched to each section.
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