Difference between revisions of "Template:SetTermInheritanceHierarchy"
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-->{{#arrayunique:varChildrenArray}}<!-- | -->{{#arrayunique:varChildrenArray}}<!-- | ||
-->{{#arrayprint:varChildrenArray||@@@@|{{#set:Child Topic=@@@@}}|}}<!-- | -->{{#arrayprint:varChildrenArray||@@@@|{{#set:Child Topic=@@@@}}|}}<!-- | ||
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| + | --><!-- set the inheritance hierarchy | ||
| + | -->{{#set:Subsumes items={{{term|}}}}}<!-- | ||
| + | -->{{#arraydefine:varSubsumeArray|{{#ask: [[-Subsumes items::<q>[[Parent Topic::{{{term|}}}]]</q>]]|headers=hide|link=none}}|,|}}<!-- | ||
| + | -->{{#arrayunique:varSubsumeArray}}<!-- | ||
| + | -->{{#arrayprint:varSubsumeArray||@@@@|{{#set:Subsumes items=@@@@|Descendant items=@@@@}}|}}<!-- | ||
| + | --><!-- | ||
| + | --><!-- have to do it again to include the subsumed elements of the subsumed elements | ||
| + | -->{{#arraydefine:varSubsumeArray|{{#ask: [[-Subsumes items::<q>[[Parent Topic::{{{term|}}}]]</q>]]|headers=hide|link=none}}|,|}}<!-- | ||
| + | -->{{#arrayunique:varSubsumeArray}}<!-- | ||
| + | -->{{#arrayprint:varSubsumeArray||@@@@|{{#set:Subsumes items=@@@@|Descendant items=@@@@}}|}}<!-- | ||
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--><!-- set the inheritance hierarchy | --><!-- set the inheritance hierarchy | ||
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--><!-- have to do it again to include the subsumed elements of the subsumed elements | --><!-- have to do it again to include the subsumed elements of the subsumed elements | ||
| − | -->{{#arraydefine:varSubsumeArray|{{#ask: [[-Ancestor items::<q>[[ | + | -->{{#arraydefine:varSubsumeArray|{{#ask: [[-Ancestor items::<q>[[Child Topic::{{{term|}}}]]</q>]]|headers=hide|link=none}}|,|}}<!-- |
-->{{#arrayunique:varSubsumeArray}}<!-- | -->{{#arrayunique:varSubsumeArray}}<!-- | ||
-->{{#arrayprint:varSubsumeArray||@@@@|{{#set:Ancestor items=@@@@}}|}}<!-- | -->{{#arrayprint:varSubsumeArray||@@@@|{{#set:Ancestor items=@@@@}}|}}<!-- | ||
Revision as of 18:58, 12 January 2023
This template is used to save the currently accepted associations claims (aggregation, composition, etc.) of the given class.
The template creates a hierarchy of classes for the given term by adding the following lists for ease of access:
Subsumed items- A list that includes the page itself as well as all of its subclasses, the subclasses of subclasses etc. This is similar to MediWiki's notion of Category where a category includes all of its subcategories as well as itself.Descendant items- A list that includes the page's subclasses, the subclasses of subclasses etc., but not itself. This data can be used to check if a given class is a subtype (sub, subtype, etc.) of another class but not itself.Ancestor items- A list that includes the page's superclasses, the superclasses of superclasses etc., but not itself.
In addition, it creates the following multivalued properties (lists):
Parent Topic- The list of immediate parent terms (no grandparents).Child Topic- The list of immediate child terms (no grandchildren).
NOTE: this inheritance hierarchy is created irrespective of the agent who accepts the class as a subtype/supertype of another class. Such an agent-agnostic hierarchy is required when adding new theories that select their answer from a list of subtypes, or adding inherited questions.
IMPORTANT: It is not to be conflated with the actual agent-relative ontology of the term, stored in subobjects of SubObjectCategory=Topic Current Ontology with Ontological Question Type={Supertypes, Supertypes}.
NOTE: As any "set" template, it doesn't print anything on the page, but merely sets the appropriate values.
Parameters:
|term=- the term page.
