Concept Record Label
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A Concept Record Label is a Label associated to with a Concept Record.
- Context:
- It can act as a Concept Record Identifier.
- See: Name.
References
2009
- (Isaac & Summers, 2009) ⇒ Antoine Isaac, and Ed Summers. (2009). “SKOS Simple Knowledge Organization System Primer." W3C Working Group Note, 18 August 2009.
- 2.2 Labels http://www.w3.org/TR/skos-primer/#seclabel
- The first characterizations of concepts are the expressions that are used to refer to them in natural language: their labels. SKOS provides three properties to attach labels to conceptual resources:
skos:prefLabel
,skos:altLabel
andskos:hiddenLabel
. Each property implies a specific status for the label it introduces, ranging from a strong, univocal denotation relationship, to a string to aid in lookup. These properties are formally defined as being pairwise disjoint. This means, for example, that it is an error if a concept has a same literal both as its preferred label and as an alternative label.