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Data, software, and documentation of the output of the EU H2020 project [Polifonia]({{ site.main-project-url }}.). {: .fs-6 .fw-300 }
The Polifonia Ecosystem is a collection of components for developing intelligent applications leveraging musical cultural heritage, result of the Polifonia Project. The project aims at realising and deploying anecosystem of computational methods and tools supporting discovery, extraction, encoding, interlinking, classification, exploration of, and access to, musical heritage knowledge on the Web.
{% comment %} Polifonia development methodology is two ways. It follows a bottom-up approach, ensuring that the development is participatory, agile, feature driven, and collaborative. However, this is paired with a top-down approach, where a Technical Board interacts with WP leaders to ensure the objectives of the project are fully met.
The components are both independent – they have some value on their own – and interlinked – they can be used together in order tosatisfy specific end-user needs. Independence is a well known principle of software engineering, which is conceived alongside the one of inter-operability - the ability of a software componentto operate with others. However, the possible connections between ecosystem components don’t necessarily derive from software-to-software relations but involve, for example, users being able to perform a complex task by using multiple tools, whose user interfaces are linked, or enable users to transfer data from one environment to another thanks to the mutual support of shared formats. The Polifonia Project delivers its results as reusable assets, alongside an extensive metadata set and documentation. This is the Polifonia Ecosystem. {% endcomment %}
{% assign types = site.documents | map: 'type' | join: ',' | split: ',' | uniq | sort %}
The ecosystem includes {% assign types_data = "Data,Dataset,Schema,Repository,Registry,Ontology,Corpus,Lexicon,KnowledgeGraph" | split: "," %}{% assign ncomponents = site.documents | where_exp: 'item',"types_data contains item.type" | size %} {{ncomponents}} data, {% assign software_data = "Software,Workflow,API,UserInterface,SofwareLibrary,DockerImageContainer,Notebook,Script,Application,Website,WebApplication,WebService,SPARQLEndpoint,MobileApp,CLITool" | split: "," %} {% assign ncomponents = site.documents | where_exp: 'item',"software_data contains item.type" | size %} {{ncomponents}} tools, {% assign report_data = "Report,RequirementsCollection,Story,Persona,Mockup,Survey,InPresenceGroup,Documentation,Tutorial,EvaluationReport" | split: "," %}{% assign ncomponents = site.documents | where_exp: 'item',"report_data contains item.type" | size %} and {{ncomponents}} reports.
Project content is managed on [GitHub](http://github.com/{{ site.github }}).
<script> anychart.onDocumentReady(function() { // set the data var data = [ {% for type in types %} {% if type != "" %} {% assign comps = site.documents | where: 'type',type | size%} {% if comps > 0 %} {x: "{{type}}", value: {{ comps }} }, {% endif %} {% endif %} {% endfor %} ]; // create the chart var chart = anychart.pie3d(); // set the chart title // chart.title("Polifonia Project Components by Type"); // add the data chart.data(data); // sort elements chart.sort("desc"); // set legend position chart.legend().position("right"); // set items layout chart.legend().itemsLayout("vertical"); // display the chart in the container chart.container('chart_container_data'); chart.draw(); }); </script>{% comment %} {% for type in types %} {% if type != "" %} {% assign components = site.documents | where: 'type',type %} {% assign numberOf = components | size %} {% if numberOf > 0 %}
There are {{numberOf}} components of type {{type}}: {% for component in components %}
- [{% if component.name %}{{ component.name }}{%else%}{{ component.component-id}} {%endif%}]({{ component.url | relative_url }}) {% endfor %} {% endif %} {% endif %} {% endfor %} {% endcomment %}