A term used to report the strength of a Proposition's assessment in the direction indicated (i.e. how strongly supported or disputed the Proposition is believed to be). Implementers may choose to frame a strength assessment in terms of how confident an agent is that the Proposition is true or false, or in terms of the strength of all evidence they believe supports or disputes it.
Comments
Statements put forth a Proposition that expresses some possible fact about the world, and may provide an assessment of this proposition's validity (i.e. how likely it is to be true or false based on evaluated evidence). The semantics of the Proposition are captured in the 'subject,' 'predicate', 'object', and optional 'qualifier' attributes. An assessment of the Proposition's validity can be captured using 'direction', 'strength', and 'score' attributes. The 'strength' attribute is used to report the strength of this assessment in the direction indicated. Strength can be framed as a level of confidence that the Proposition is true or false, or as a level of evidence that supports or disputes it. Data creators can define the permissible values for the 'strength' attribute to indicate which of these facets is being assessed (e.g. 'high confidence' vs 'low confidence', or 'strong evidence' vs 'weak evidence') - or they can choose values that don't commit to one or the other if they don't want to make the distinction (e.g. 'high' vs 'medium' vs 'low').
from schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-framework/sepio-linkml
Mappings
Mapping Type
Mapped Value
self
sepio_linkml:strength
native
sepio_linkml:strength
LinkML Source
name: strength
description: A term used to report the strength of a Proposition's assessment in the
direction indicated (i.e. how strongly supported or disputed the Proposition is
believed to be). Implementers may choose to frame a strength assessment in terms
of how *confident* an agent is that the Proposition is true or false, or in terms
of the *strength of all evidence* they believe supports or disputes it.
comments:
- Statements put forth a Proposition that expresses some possible fact about the world,
and may provide an assessment of this proposition's validity (i.e. how likely it
is to be true or false based on evaluated evidence). The semantics of the Proposition
are captured in the 'subject,' 'predicate', 'object', and optional 'qualifier' attributes.
An assessment of the Proposition's validity can be captured using 'direction', 'strength',
and 'score' attributes. The 'strength' attribute is used to report the strength
of this assessment in the direction indicated. Strength can be framed as a *level
of confidence* that the Proposition is true or false, or as a *level of evidence*
that supports or disputes it. Data creators can define the permissible values for
the 'strength' attribute to indicate which of these facets is being assessed (e.g.
'high confidence' vs 'low confidence', or 'strong evidence' vs 'weak evidence')
- or they can choose values that don't commit to one or the other if they don't
want to make the distinction (e.g. 'high' vs 'medium' vs 'low').
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-framework/sepio-linkml
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: strength
owner: Statement
domain_of:
- Statement
range: string
required: false
multivalued: false