conversion:equivalent_property

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See conversion:Enhancement.

What it does

if you don't use equiv_prop, then the converter generates a property named after the column header (or conversion:label).

if you DO use equiv_prop, the it uses the given property instead.

Example

Name,Owes
Tim,10
Jim,12

      conversion:enhance [
         ov:csvCol         1;
         ov:csvHeader                   "Name;
         conversion:equivalent_property  foaf:name;
         conversion:range                rdfs:Literal;
      ];

results in:

thing_2 foaf:name "Tim" .

Advanced Example

google spreadsheet of prov-xg's vocabulary mappings -> csv export -> interpretation parameters -> enhancement 1 output.

  conversion:enhance [
     ov:csvCol         19;
     ov:csvHeader                   "Reference Term";
     conversion:equivalent_property  owl:annotatedSource;
     conversion:label               "Reference Term";
     conversion:range                rdfs:Resource;
  ];

results

:term_Mapping_2 
   dcterms:isReferencedBy 
   <http://logd.tw.rpi.edu/source/spreadsheets-google-com/dataset/prov-xgs-vocabulary-mappings/version/2011-Feb-11> ;
   a                     local_vocab:Term_Mapping ;

   owl:annotatedSource   opm:Process ;
   owl:annotatedProperty skos:broadMatch ;
   owl:annotatedTarget   provenir:process ;

   rdfs:seeAlso          prov-xg-wiki:Mappings ;
   ov:csvRow             "2"^^xsd:integer .

What is next

• conversion:subproperty_of to include the local property AND the more useful one.
• Converting with cell based subjects to override rdf:value to a specified predicate.