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ConceptProperty is a complex type that represents a property of a concept, such as the country of a city, with optional elements for textual information (info) and data type (type).
It can have attributes like id, concept, isParent, and isMapping to define its identifier, referenced concept, and hierarchical/mapping relationships respectively.
The info element can include a name, description, and URL for the concept property, and is optional.
The type element specifies the data type of the property using the ref attribute and is also optional.
Attributes like id, concept, isParent, and isMapping provide further details about the concept property and its relationships with other concepts.
A reference to a concept that corresponds to the values
of the property. If the property specifies a type, then the type
must match the type of the referenced concept. A reference to an
external concept must be of the form
"prefix:other_concept_id", where "prefix" is
the prefix used for the namespace of the external dataset (see XML
namespaces).
The id of the concept property. This identifier must be
unique within the concept (across attributes and properties). The
id may be omitted if the concept property is specified. In that
case, an id is implicitly created with value the local name of the
referenced concept. For instance <property
concept="geo:country"/> is equivalent to <property
id="country"
concept="geo:country"/>
If true, then this property must reference a concept, and
this property denotes a mapping (1-to-1) relationship between this
concept and the referenced concept. Each instance of the referenced
concept is referenced by at most one instance of this
concept.
If true, then this property must reference a concept, and
this property denotes a hierarchical relationship between this
concept and the referenced concept (e.g., the continent of a
country).
The id of the concept property. This identifier must be unique
within the concept (across attributes and properties). The id may be
omitted if the concept property is specified. In that case, an id is
implicitly created with value the local name of the referenced concept.
For instance <property concept="geo:country"/> is
equivalent to <property id="country"
concept="geo:country"/>
A reference to a concept that corresponds to the values of the
property. If the property specifies a type, then the type must match the
type of the referenced concept. A reference to an external concept must
be of the form "prefix:other_concept_id", where
"prefix" is the prefix used for the namespace of the external
dataset (see XML namespaces).
If true, then this property must reference a concept, and this
property denotes a hierarchical relationship between this concept and the
referenced concept (e.g., the continent of a country).
If true, then this property must reference a concept, and this
property denotes a mapping (1-to-1) relationship between this concept and
the referenced concept. Each instance of the referenced concept is
referenced by at most one instance of this concept.
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