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Definition Property Property is the most fundamental and the most versatile relation in CASTEMO knowledge graphs which connects entities of different kinds. Any property has: an origin, i.e. the entity to which it is attached, a property type, and a pr...

This doc describes the parsing/import instructions used in the google sheet tables meant to be imported to inkVisitor DDB1, which conforms to DDM (=DISSINET DATA MODEL). The instructions were mostly improvised in the conversations between DZ and TH, they chan...

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 Some core semantic and ontological relations between entities are highlighted in the CASTEMO data model. Their reserved nature - in ways unavailable for specific Property Types, which depend on specific UUIDs - ensures their compatibility across CASTEMO resea...

Abbreviation Meaning A Action type B Living Being C Concept E Event G Group L Location O Object (i.e. physical thing) P Person R Resource S Statement T Territory prop Property ...

The CASTEMO data model recommends a strong understanding of synonymy. For two lexemes to be related with the Synonym Relation, they need to have the same Superclass (if there are more superclasses, they need to share all of them). Also, if they are related to ...

The CASTEMO data model recommends a strong understanding of antonymy, i.e. one which to some degree applies also to the Superclasses of both lexemes. Through Concepts used for Classification, antonymy helps to build contrasting sets of entities for analysis. ...

The Action/Event Equivalent Relation (AEE) connects always one Action to one Concept, and it serves to translate between the world of verbs and the world of nouns. For instance, A "to baptize" would have the AEE C "baptism". Since any specific Event which hap...

Property Reciprocal (PRR) is a Relation connecting two Concepts which can feature as a Property Type. In a Property, composed of Origin, Property Type, and Property Value, it defines what Property Type the Property Value would give back to Origin if the Proper...

Identification (IDE) serves to declare the identity between PLOGESTRB entities, both within an entity type (e.g. P Rocket Man - IDE - P Elton John) and across entity types (L the boat on which we got married - IDE - O this same boat that we then sold). Not un...

The Subject/Actant1 Reciprocal (SAR) Relation relates two Actions. It is a type of Implication, but one which goes in the reverse direction: from actant 1 to the subject. For instance, if P Peter - A accompanied - P Susan, then P Susan - A was accompanied - P ...

Subject Semantics (SUS), Actant 1 Semantics (A1S), and Actant 2 Semantics (A2S) are Relations each of which connects an Action to one or more Concepts describing semantically the role of the holder of the actant slot. E.g., A "to speak (to sb - about st/sb)" w...

Implication (IMP) is a Relation which connects an Action to one or more other Actions. It denotes an action which, by implication, must have happened because it is logically implied by the original action. For instance, A travelled (with sb)  - IMP - A was in ...

Superclass (SCL) is a semantic relation which relates an Action to one or more Actions, or a Concept to one or more Concepts. It denotes hypernym (genus proximum), i.e. the more generic conceptual class to which an Action or Concept belongs. Example: C apple ...

Superordinate Entity (SOE) is a Relation which connects a subordinate entity to an entity in which it is fully contained. Example: L Milan - SOL - L Italy. In CASTEMO, only the direction from the subordinate to the superordinate entity is being stored. Howev...

Related (REL) is the least specific Relation which allows to relate entities of any type by way of association. Example: C tea - REL - C afternoon For more specific semantic relations, a relevant specific Relation or Property should be preferred.

Holonym (HOL) Relation denotes the relation between a Concept representing a part of something to a Concept representing a whole. Example: C door of a house - HOL - C house. The reverse relation is called meronymy. In CASTEMO knowledge graphs, we only store...

Classification (CLA) is a Relation between a specific PLOGESTRB entity and the class (Concept) to which it belongs. Example: O this apple - CLA - C apple; O another apple - CLA - C apple. Classification is vital for querying the database: it allows to find s...

CASTEMO recognizes 11 entity types (SPECTRABLOG – Statements, Persons, Events, Concepts, Territories / Texts, Resources, Actions, Living Beings, Locations, Physical Objects, and Groups). With this list, you should be able to do most of what a project needs.  ...