Closed cmungall closed 1 year ago
@cmungall I don't think you're right here. The inverse would be "isGreatGrandparentOf", but this is has.
Both make sense:
Annie isGreatGrandchildOf Erasmus
Annie hasGreatGrandparent Erasmus
Doh, You're right! Somehow I missed the switch from child/parent in the label
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@cmungall https://github.com/cmungall I don't think you're right here. The inverse would be "isGreatGrandparentOf", but this is has.
Both make sense:
- Annie isGreatGrandchildOf Erasmus
- Annie hasGreatGrandparent Erasmus
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altLabel should be used for alternative labels/synonyms/aliases
This would make this wrong:
isGreatGrandchildOf skos:altLabel "hasGreatGrandparent"^^rdfs:Literal
the altlabel is actually for the inverse. Either name the inverse and make this string a property of that, or use a different annotation property such as antonymOf