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Structure your data in a FAIR way using google sheets or TSVs. These are then converted to LinkML, and from there other formats
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Basics description #125

Open rsc3 opened 8 months ago

rsc3 commented 8 months ago

https://linkml.io/schemasheets/intro/basics/

The line starting with "the first two are slots." Shouldn't this say "the third is a CLASS"?

Also maybe qualify you mean the first two rows after the ">class" row, right?

rsc3 commented 8 months ago

"The first two are slots, the third is a slot, and the fourth represents the slot id when used in the context of the Person class."

cmungall commented 4 weeks ago

Yes, the rows starting with > are column descriptors, the remaining ones are element rows, this is further up the page but it might be worth repeating, or emphasizing the difference between element rows; this is what it says at the moment:

"Looking at the first three element rows, we can see the first two represent fields (slots), in particular a field called id which is an identifier, and a field called description"

then

"The third element row represents a record (class) type - here, a Person"