FIP.38.T.1 | FAIR Implementation Profile Training Session 1
This query returns the number of nanopubs per type.
prefix rdfs: <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#> prefix dct: <http://purl.org/dc/terms/> prefix np: <http://www.nanopub.org/nschema#> prefix npa: <http://purl.org/nanopub/admin/> prefix npx: <http://purl.org/nanopub/x/> select (count(?np) as ?count) ?type where { graph npa:graph { ?np npx:hasNanopubType ?type . } } group by ?type order by desc(?count)
Metadata of the DANS Data Station SSH is freely available under a CC0 licence (Open Access) to enable optimal reuse of the metadata.
Controlled vocabulary Relation used in the DANS Data Station Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH). The DANS Data Station SSH is a trustworthy digital repository for research data in the SSH domain offered by DANS in the Netherlands. https://ssh.datastations.nl/ In the DANS Data Station SSH various vocabularies are used. This dataset provides information about the Relation vocabulary. It lists the elements a user can choose from as well as the source from which the vocabulary term was selected (if applicable).
Controlled vocabulary Personal Data used in the DANS Data Station Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH). The DANS Data Station SSH is a trustworthy digital repository for research data in the SSH domain offered by DANS in the Netherlands. https://ssh.datastations.nl/ In the DANS Data Station SSH various vocabularies are used. This dataset provides information about the Personal Data vocabulary. It lists the elements a user can choose from as well as the source from which the vocabulary term was selected (if applicable).
Vontrolled vocabulary Contributor Type used in the DANS Data Station Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH). The DANS Data Station SSH is a trustworthy digital repository for research data in the SSH domain offered by DANS in the Netherlands. https://ssh.datastations.nl/ In the DANS Data Station SSH various vocabularies are used. This dataset provides information about the Contributor Type vocabulary. It lists the elements a user can choose from as well as the source from which the vocabulary term was selected (if applicable).
Controlled vocabulary IdentifierType used in the DANS Data Station Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH).
Controlled vocabulary Subject Terms used in the DANS Data Station Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH). In the DANS Data Station SSH various vocabularies are used. This dataset provides information about the Subject vocabulary. It lists the elements a user can choose from as well as the source from which the vocabulary term was selected (if applicable).
The Research Organization Registry (ROR) ID schema is the specification of the identifier for institutions in ROR. ROR is a global, community-led registry of open persistent identifiers for research organizations. ROR makes it easy for anyone or any system to disambiguate institution names and connect research organizations to researchers and research outputs.
Research Organization Registry ID Schema | ROR ID
List of vocabularies used by DANS in SKOSMOS format. The following vocabularies are available: ABR+ Thesaurus CESSDA Controlled Vocabulary for CESSDA Topic Classification 4.2 DANS Collections Thesaurus DDI Alliance Controlled Vocabulary for Analysis Unit 2.1 DDI Alliance Controlled Vocabulary for Mode Of Collection 4.0 DDI Alliance Controlled Vocabulary for Sampling Procedure 1.1 DDI Alliance Controlled Vocabulary for Time Method 1.2 DDI Alliance Controlled Vocabulary for Type of Instrument 1.1 ELSST Thesaurus Version 3 ELSST Thesaurus Version 4 ELSST Thesaurus Version 6 NARCIS Classification of Scientific Disciplines The Art and Architecture Thesaurus Concepts
cites as recommended reading doi:10.5281/zenodo.16990114
This handbook defines the structured replication methodology ScienceLive adopts to create a trust gradient for nanopublication claims, from unverified LLM-extracted assertions to author-validated and independently replicated findings. Verified claims carry greater epistemic weight when cited and built upon by others.
FaBiO and CiTO ontologies from this paper are used together in ScienceLive's RDF encoding — FaBiO for describing bibliographic entities and CiTO for typing citation relationships.
uses method in doi:10.1016/j.websem.2012.08.001
This dataset of 238 nanopublications from a quantum computing for biodiversity systematic review is cited as the empirical demonstration of ScienceLive's PRISMA-compliant workflow.
cites as data source quantum-biodiversity-review
The PRISMA 2020 reporting guidelines are implemented as the systematic review workflow in the LifeWatch ERIC biodiversity case study, producing 238 linked nanopublications.
The decentralized nanopublication server network described here provides the persistence infrastructure ScienceLive relies on, without dependence on any single institution.
cites as potential solution doi:10.7717/peerj-cs.387
Trusty URIs are used as the identifier mechanism for all nanopublications in ScienceLive, providing cryptographic integrity and tamper-resistance."
CiTO's vocabulary of citation intents (extends, usesMethodIn, disputes, citesAsEvidence) is the ontological mechanism through which ScienceLive types all citation relationships.
The definition of nanopublications as atomic, independently citable units with full provenance is the conceptual basis for the stackability argument made in this paper.
cites as authority doi:10.3233/ISU-2010-0613
ScienceLive implements the three-part nanopublication structure (assertion, provenance, publication info) as defined here as the architectural foundation for stackable citation knowledge units.
"Visual instruction tuning" by Liu et al., 2023
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Outcome (Regression analysis): Based on model results, a higher percentage of olive groves ...
Knowledge Loom verified: Based on model results, a higher percentage of olive groves in the landscape was associated with a higher abundance of B. oleae.
Machine-readable analysis proof (Regression analysis) published in the TIB Knowledge Loom.
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Knowledge Loom verified: Based on model results, there was a significant negative relationship between the Shannon diversity index and B. oleae abundance.
Replication study: Determinants of Bactrocera oleae abundance in olive groves
Analysis types: Regression analysis. Machine-readable descriptions generated using dtreg and published in the TIB Knowledge Loom.
Reproduction of analyses from Knowledge Loom record: Determinants of Bactrocera oleae abundance in olive groves. In a study of 25 olive groves in the Beira Interior region of Portugal, landscape simplification (i.e. the share of the area surrounding the olive groves covered by other olive groves) and landscape diversity (i.e. landscape Shannon diversity index) displayed the most notable effects on Bactrocera oleae abundance in olive groves. The bivariate generalized linear models show that B. oleae abundance increases with decreasing landscape complexity and diversity.
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Based on model results, a higher percentage of olive groves in the landscape was associated with a higher abundance of B. oleae.
Based on model results, there was a significant negative relationship between the Shannon diversity index and B. oleae abundance.
FORRT Claim: Based on model results, there was a significant negative relationship between th...
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Declaring an original claim according to FORRT
computational performance (Computational & Performance)
data quality (preprocessing, validation, normalization)
descriptive pattern (distribution, trend, proportion)
model performance (accuracy, F1 score, evaluation metrics)
scalability (Computational & Performance)
statistical significance (significant difference, relationship, or effect)
corresponds to - linking to an AIDA statement: an English sentence that is Atomic (describing a single thought), Independent (can be understood as a single sentence without further context), Declarative (complete sentence ending with a full stop), and Absolute (describing the core of a claim ignoring certainty and source)
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