Analysis stage from derived sense

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A file whose name says it holds a trajectory, which is worked out from recordings rather than recorded, is placed at the analysis step, unless it is a program.

analysis_stage_from_derived_sense version 1+d1

• Kind of rule: What files are (classifies). Says what a file or a folder is, by placing it in a class.

• What it concludes: a class

• Reasoning: defeasible. A conclusion is usually right, and is retracted when a rule it names concludes against it.

• What it reads: one file at a time

Is it available in this version?

Yes. The engine runs it.

What would defeat it

What this rule concludes about something is withdrawn when any of these rules concludes about the same thing:

• program_from_extension: Files whose extensions come from programming or macro languages, such as .py, .R or an ImageJ macro, are recognized as programs, unless their contents say otherwise.

• installed_software_in_folder: A folder is recognized as an installed program, such as a copy of Fiji or a Python environment, from the parts it holds, a name ending .app, its program-style subfolders or a majority of program files; its files are still indexed and read, and rules about experiments leave them alone.

It stands aside beneath every folder one of these rules raises:

• installed_software_in_folder

Parameters

Parameter	Shipped value	May be	What it does
senses	["trajectory"]	list of text	Senses naming a derived measurement rather than a part of an acquisition. Only trajectory qualifies today: every other sense of its kind names a region, a plane, a tile or a sweep, which are parts of how something was acquired and not results computed from it.
concludes	"analysis"	text	The stage concluded.
minimum_match_quality	"case_folded"	one of exact, case_folded, loose	A word, so case may be folded. Traj_ is written with a capital as often as not, and it is a word rather than a unit symbol.
slot	"name"	one of extension, name	Read from the name’s own words, never the extension.