This section describes a number of standard reference set types.
- 5.2.1 Simple Reference Set
- 5.2.2 Ordered Component Reference Set
- 5.2.3 Attribute Value Reference Set
- 5.2.4 Language Reference Set
- 5.2.5 Association Reference Set
- 5.2.6 Ordered Association Reference Set
- 5.2.7 Annotation Reference Set
- 5.2.8 Query Specification Reference Set
- 5.2.9 Simple Map Reference Set
- 5.2.10 Complex and Extended Map Reference Sets
- 5.2.11 Reference Set Descriptor
- 5.2.12 Module Dependency Reference Set
- 5.2.13 Description Format Reference Set
- 5.2.14 Map Correlation and Origin Reference Set
- 5.2.15 Code to Expression Reference Set
- 5.2.16 MRCM Domain Reference Set
- 5.2.17 MRCM Attribute Domain Reference Set
- 5.2.18 MRCM Attribute Range Reference Set
- 5.2.19 MRCM Module Scope Reference Set
- 5.2.20 Ordered Reference Set
- 5.2.21 OWL Expression Reference Set
Each reference set type follows a pattern and that pattern is also represented in a machine readable form using a set of Reference Set Descriptor members (known as a Descriptor Template, for short). In most case, the same pattern may be used to define a number of different reference sets to serve a variety of purposes. However, there are also some highly specific reference set types that exist for a single specified purpose. These are the Reference Set Descriptor Reference Set, Module Dependency Reference Set and Description Format Reference Set.
In each subsection, a reference set type is described under the following subheadings:
The purpose of the reference set;
The format of the reference set member record is detailed in a table;
The metadata supporting the reference set;
The machine readable reference set descriptor member records for the reference set type;
Examples of the reference set type;
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