What does this topic answer?
Galatea can receive affect-expression needs from IAGA and sensory references from S-Code / ISO-Taste without changing the original data’s provenance or permissions.
Story relation: The story directly uses the Galatea protocol and related embodiment technology, providing a narrative anchor for this standard. Algorithmic Love and the Centenarian Skin
Authority links: System overview · IAGA · S-Code / ISO-Taste
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Cross-Standard Handoff
Galatea does not relabel data from another standard as its own. A mapping states how an embodiment reference relates to another standard. IAGA affect-expression requirements may connect to K-Motion, while S-Code / ISO-Taste sensory references may connect to P-Scent, with original provenance and rights state preserved.
| Source standard | Galatea handoff | What the relation can express | What it cannot rewrite |
|---|---|---|---|
| IAGA | K-Motion | Relation between expression / posture reference and affect-expression requirements | measurement status, provenance, consent |
| S-Code / ISO-Taste | P-Scent | Relation between scent / chemosensory reference and embodiment output | measurement status, provenance, consent |
| Machine key | Requirement | Role |
|---|---|---|
target_standard | Required | Target standard |
relationship | Required | Cross-standard relationship |
target_identifier | Optional | Target-object identifier |
note | Optional | Additional note |
Mapping Does Not Upgrade Source Data
A cross-system mapping cannot turn estimated into measured, elevate provenance, or expand consent. Interoperability adds a relationship; it does not add rights or certainty that the source data never had.