Project:Policies specific to mappings

Introduction

lgbtDB includes a number of mappings to different ontologies and vocabularies. These mappings should always adhere to the Simple Standard for Sharing Ontological Mappings (SSSOM) and the lgbtDB minimum criteria; it should be noted that lgbtDB mappings are narrower in scope than what SSSOM allows; therefore lgbtDB mappings can always be mapped to SSSOM but not vice versa. A mapping in lgbtDB is an instance of a reference that adheres to the minimum criteria below.

Creating Mappings

Minimum Criteria

lgbtDB Property	SSSOM Name	Allowed Values	Example(s)	Comment(s)
P561 (mapping subject)	subject_id	Example	Example	Required by SSSOM.
P615 (mapping predicate)	predicate_id	Example	Example	Required by lgbtDB.
P562 (mapping object)	object_id	Example	Example	Required by SSSOM.
P558 (mapping justification)	mapping_justification	background knowledge-based matching process composite matching process instance-based matching process lexical matching process lexical similarity threshold-based matching process logical reasoning process manual mapping curation mapping chaining-based matching process mapping inversion-based matching process semantic similarity threshold-based matching process structural matching process unspecified matching process	X	Required by SSSOM.
P278 (mapping subject source)	subject_source	Example	Example	Required by lgbtDB.
P559 (mapping subject source version)	subject_source_version	Example	Example	Required by lgbtDB.
P279 (mapping object source)	object_source	Example	Example	Required by lgbtDB.
P560 (mapping object source version)	object_source_version	Example	Example	Required by lgbtDB.
P21 (stated in)	mapping_provider	Example	Example	Required by lgbtDB.

Additional Criteria

lgbtDB Property	SSSOM Name	Allowed Values	Example(s)	Comment(s)
P390 (creator)	creator_id	X	X	Indicates the person(s) or group(s) responsible for the creation of the mapping in its published form.
P447 (license)	license	X	X	X
P335 (mapping cardinality)	mapping_cardinality	one-to-one one-to-many many-to-many	Example	Example
P566 (mapping tool)	mapping_tool	X	X	X
P567 (mapping tool version)	mapping_tool_version	X	X	X
P58 (date published)	publication_date	X	X	X
P565 (confidence score)	confidence	X	X	X
P563 (semantic similarity score)	semantic_similarity_score	X	X	X
P564 (semantic similarity measure)	semantic_similarity_measure	X	X	X