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> Optimizations such as pruning insignificant xsi:type values (e.g., xsi:type="xsd:string" for string values) > or insignificant xsi:nil values (e.g., xsi:nil="false") > is prohibited for a Canonical EXI processor. I think: is => are > where the rules of determining equivalence is described below. is => are (?) > A rationale for each decision is given as well as background information is provided. as well as => and > Example B-3. Example algorithm for converting float values to the canonical form Example..Example? > Initialize the exponent with the value 0 (zero) and jump to step 2. s/. and j/. J/ > If the value after the decimal point can be represented as 0 (zero) > without losing precision jump to step 4, otherwise to step 3. s/precision jump/precision, [then] jump/ s/otherwise/otherwise jump/ > If the signed mantissa is unequal 0 (zero), unequal -0 (negative zero), and contains a trailing > zero jump to 6, otherwise to step 7. s/zero jump/zero, [then] jump/ s/otherwise/otherwise jump/