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This document presents a pair of formalized schemes for including information about the completeness of a Music Encoding Initiative (MEI) encoding with respect to the extent of the source data represented by the file. We refer to such an encoding as a "Selective Encoding." Our more structured method takes advantage of MEI's capacity to create customized schemas. It features both new and repurposed elements and attributes to model a music encoding as the complete collection of a source's encoded and unencoded sections. Each section is provided with a unique ID and a set of parameter values that allow for easy-to-find and easy-to-read metadata regarding the extent of the score's digital representation. Our simpler method works within already existing MEI structures and is essentially a clarification of existing usage, taking advantage of element entailments along with text descriptions to identify and retrieve encoding information from an MEI file.
music encoding, data modeling,
music encoding, data modeling,
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