OAK Association Data Model

A data model for representing generic associations and changes of these associations.

The core data model is broad, encompassing the W3 Open Annotation data model as well as common ontology annotation data models using in the biosciences, such as the GAF data model used by the Gene Ontology, and the HPOA association model used by the Human Phenotype Ontology.

The core elements of the data model are the subject (the entity being described) and the object (the term, descriptor, or other entity that describes some aspect of the subject).

A subject might be a biological entity such as gene, drug, disease, person, or chemical. The object is typically a class from an ontology such as a term from GO.

URI: https://w3id.org/oak/association

Name: association

Classes

Class

Description

AssociationChange

A change object describing a change between two associations.

PairwiseCoAssociation

A collection of subjects co-associated with two objects

ParserConfiguration

Settings that determine behavior when parsing associations.

PositiveOrNegativeAssociation

None

        Association

A generic association between a thing (subject) and another thing (object).

        NegatedAssociation

A negated association between a thing (subject) and another thing (object).

PropertyValue

A generic tag-value that can be associated with an association.

RollupGroup

None

Slots

Slot

Description

aggregator_knowledge_source

The knowledge source that aggregated the association

associations

A collection of associations

associations_for_subjects_in_common

closure_delta

closure_information_content_delta

closure_predicates

The set of predicates used to determine if the new association object is a sp…

comments

Comments about the association

core_triple

A grouping slot for the core subject-predicate-object triple

creation_date

The date the association was created

date

The date the association was created or last updated

denormalized_slot

denormalized slots are for models that follow a denormalized data model

diff_slot

A mixin for any paired slot that pertains to an association diff

evidence_type

The type of evidence supporting the association

group_object

An ontology entity that is the ancestor of the objects in the group’s

include_association_attributes

If true, then the parser will include non S/P/O properties as additional attr…

is_creation

is_deletion

is_generalization

True if the association was inferred to become more general (based on closure…

is_migration

if the object (e

is_specialization

True if the association was inferred to become more specific (based on closur…

modification_date

The date the association was last modified

negated

True if the association is negated - i

new_date

The date of the new association

new_object

The object (e

new_predicate

If the association diff is a change in predicate, this is the predicate on th…

number_subject_unique_to_entity1

number_subject_unique_to_entity2

number_subjects_in_common

number_subjects_in_union

object

An ontology entity that is associated with the subject

object1

object1_label

object2

object2_label

object_closure

The set of objects that are related to the object of the association via the …

object_closure_label

The set of objects that are related to the object of the association via the …

object_label

The label of the ontology entity that is associated with the subject

old_date

The date of the old association

old_object

The object (e

old_object_obsolete

if the object (e

old_predicate

If the association diff is a change in predicate, this is the predicate on th…

original_object

The original object of the association prior to normalization

original_predicate

The original subject of the association prior to normalization

original_subject

The original subject of the association prior to normalization

predicate

The type of relationship between the subject and object

predicate_label

The label of the type of relationship between the subject and object

preserve_negated_associations

If true, then the parser will keep negated associations in the output

primary_knowledge_source

The primary knowledge source for the association

property_values

Arbitrary key-value pairs with additional information about the association

proportion_subjects_in_common

publication_is_added

True if the publication was not present in the old association set (and prese…

publication_is_deleted

True if the publication is not present in the new association set (and presen…

publications

The publications that support the association

sub_groups

Container for groups within a rollup group

subject

The thing which the association is about

subject_closure

The set of subjects that are related to the subject of the association via th…

subject_closure_label

The set of subjects that are related to the subject of the association via th…

subject_label

The label of the thing which the association is about

subjects_in_common

summary_group

The field used to group an association diff summary

supporting_objects

The objects that support the association

Enumerations

Enumeration

Description

Types

Type

Description

Boolean

A binary (true or false) value

Curie

a compact URI

Date

a date (year, month and day) in an idealized calendar

DateOrDatetime

Either a date or a datetime

Datetime

The combination of a date and time

Decimal

A real number with arbitrary precision that conforms to the xsd:decimal speci…

Double

A real number that conforms to the xsd:double specification

Float

A real number that conforms to the xsd:float specification

Integer

An integer

Jsonpath

A string encoding a JSON Path

Jsonpointer

A string encoding a JSON Pointer

Ncname

Prefix part of CURIE

Nodeidentifier

A URI, CURIE or BNODE that represents a node in a model

Objectidentifier

A URI or CURIE that represents an object in the model

Sparqlpath

A string encoding a SPARQL Property Path

String

A character string

Time

A time object represents a (local) time of day, independent of any particular…

Uri

a complete URI

Uriorcurie

a URI or a CURIE

Subsets

Subset

Description