Succession
Relations to other schemata
Succession has the following relations to other schemata in the model:
| Relation | Schemata |
|---|---|
| Properties inherited from: | Interest |
| More precise schemata: | - |
Succession has multiple properties to describe its data. Some properties are inherited from its parent schemata.
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This property is used to compute a caption for the entity.
This property is a featured property, which means in UI applications it should be shown with higher information hierarchy.
This property is a matchable property and can be used in matching systems to find similar entities.
This property is a hidden property and should not be rendered in UI applications.
| Name | Label | Type |
|---|---|---|
Succession:predecessor |
Predecessor | entity |
Succession:successor |
Successor | entity |
Interval:date |
Date | date |
Interest:role |
Role | string |
Interest:status |
Status | string |
Interval:startDate |
Start date | date |
Interval:endDate |
End date | date |
Interval:summary |
Summary | text |
Interval:description |
Description | text |
Interval:recordId |
Record ID | string |
Interval:sourceUrl |
Source link | url |
Interval:proof |
Source document | entity |
Interval:publisher |
Publishing source | string |
Interval:publisherUrl |
Publishing source URL | url |
Interval:alephUrl |
Aleph URL | url |
Interval:namesMentioned |
Detected names | name |
Interval:indexText |
Index text | text |
Interval:modifiedAt |
Modified on | date |
Interval:retrievedAt |
Retrieved on | date |
How to use it in a graph or timeline
FtM has well-defined semantics for different representations of entities, for example in a network graph or in a timeline.
When using this schema in a graph representation, it should be represented as an edge.
| Semantic | Property |
|---|---|
| Temporal start | Interval:startDateInterval:date |
| Temporal end | Interval:endDate |
| Edge source | Succession:predecessor |
| Edge target | Succession:successor |