In the specific case of VIAF it would is almost safe to treat established forms as preferred labels (if Getty is treated as a transnational organization). However, because of the (commented) constraint that if something is skosxl prefLabeled by a Label, that thing is skos prefLabeled by the literal form of the label. Since skos only allows one pref Label per language per resource, this approach doesn't really work for the issue of linguistic register which is the problem Karen is addressing. I am not sure if established form is best described as a sub property of altLabel; altLabel is roughly equivalent to 4XX which are hasXrefAlternate in viaf as linked to, whereas establisedForm is roughly equivalent to 1XX , which roughly maps to prefLabel in SKOS. Since there is no minimum cardinality for prefLabel, it may be better to: 1. Create a non-specific skos-xl:label relationship analogous to to rdfs:label . 2. Assert that skos-xl:{pref,alt,hidden}Label are sub properties of skos-xl:label 3. Make hasEstablishedForm a sub property of skos-xl:label 4. Define properties for all attributes of Label, which, if they are different for two labels, allow both labels to be the established forms of the same Thing. This probably includes reifying the language of the label. 5. Specify HasKey on the Label using these properties (roughly equivalent to defining identity conditions on Label. 6. Specify that hasEstablishedForm is Inverse Functional. (I think I might be missing a step; I need to check and see what the reasoners say). SimonReceived on Wednesday, 9 February 2011 17:07:55 GMT
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