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tagset-family JATS Tag Set Family

Which of the JATS tag set families is the basis for this document’s tag set?

Usage/Remarks

Until Version 1.3 of JATS, @dtd-version was a #FIXED attribute, set in the schema/DTD, that could not be changed by the JATS user. It was intended to name the highest-level version of JATS to which the document was valid. Being #FIXED meant that the attribute was always there, even if it was not present in the document.
Since the @dtd-version attribute has never provided a complete description of which version of the tag set a document is associated with, several attributes were added to the <processing-meta> element to describe the version choices more fully:
@tagset-family
Which of the JATS tag set families is the basis for this document’s tag set? (e.g., “jats” or “bits”)
@base-tagset
Which of the JATS standard tag sets is the basis for this document? (e.g., “publishing” or “archiving”)
@table-model
Which table model is used by the tag set for this document? (e.g., “xhtml” or “oasis”)
@mathml-version
Which version of MathML is used by the tag set for this document? (e.g., “3.0” or “2.0”)
OPTIONAL on element: <processing-meta>
Value Meaning
bits BITS (Book Interchange Tag Suite).
jats JATS (Journal Article Tag Suite).
sts STS (Standards Tag Suite).
Restriction @tagset-family is an optional attribute; there is no default.
Tagged Sample

Which tag set family? JATS, BITS? STS?

<article  dtd-version="1.4d1"  xml:lang="mul"
  article-type="editorial" >
 <processing-meta lang-grouping="yes"
   tagset-family="jats"
   base-tagset="archiving"
   mathml-version="2.0"
   table-model="xhtml">...</processing-meta>
 <front>...
 <article-meta>...
  <content-language>fr</content-language>
  <content-language>en</content-language>...
 </article-meta>
 </front>
 <body>...</body>
 <back>...</back>
</article>