32 lines
1.9 KiB
YAML
32 lines
1.9 KiB
YAML
id: https://nde.nl/ontology/hc/class/Claim
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name: Claim
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title: Claim Class - Base Class for Assertions
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prefixes:
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linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/
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hc: https://nde.nl/ontology/hc/
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schema: http://schema.org/
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prov: http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#
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arg: http://www.w3.org/ns/argument#
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imports:
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- linkml:types
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default_prefix: hc
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classes:
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Claim:
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class_uri: prov:Entity
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description: "Base class for assertions or claims made about heritage entities.\n\nA claim represents a statement that warrants (supports or justifies) \nother statements or conclusions. Claims can come from various sources:\n- Web pages (WebClaim subclass)\n- Wikidata (WikidataClaim)\n- Research sources\n- Human annotations\n\n**Argumentation Semantics**:\nThe term \"warrants\" comes from argumentation theory (Toulmin model):\n- Claims provide evidence that WARRANTS (justifies) conclusions\n- A claim can be warranted BY other supporting claims\n\nThis bidirectional relationship is captured by the `warrants_or_warranted` slot.\n\n**Subclasses**:\n- WebClaim: Claims extracted from web pages with XPath provenance\n- WikidataClaim: Claims from Wikidata with property/value structure\n- PersonWebClaim: Claims about persons from web sources\n- CustodianLegalNameClaim: Claims about custodian legal names\n\n**MIGRATION NOTE (2026-01-19)**:\nCreated as base class for claim type hierarchy per\
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\ slot_fixes.yaml (Rule 53/56).\nReplaces generic `claim` slot with `warrants_or_warranted` slot.\n"
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exact_mappings:
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- prov:Entity
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close_mappings:
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- schema:Claim
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- schema:PropertyValue
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slots: []
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comments:
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- Base class for claim type hierarchy
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- Subclasses add specific provenance mechanisms
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- 'CREATED 2026-01-19: Per slot_fixes.yaml revision (Rule 53/56)'
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annotations:
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specificity_score: 0.1
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specificity_rationale: Generic utility class/slot created during migration
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custodian_types: "['*']"
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custodian_types_rationale: Universal utility concept
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