Old versions

FrameBase 1.0

Framebase 1.0 is an older version. The files can be found here. FrameBase 1.0 had different IRIs, which are described below.

IRIs in FrameBase 1.0

The prefix for FrameBase IRIs is http://framebase.org/ns/

IRIs for non-lexical frames take the form :frame-[FRAME_NAME] , for instance :frame-Quiting_a_place

IRIs for LU-microframes frames append [LU].[PART_OF_SPEECH_CHAR] to the IRI of the parent non-lexical frame, for instance :frame-Quiting_a_place-defection.n

IRIs for synset-microframes frames append an affix to the IRI of the parent non-lexical frame. The affix has the following elements, separated by an underscore: the lemma of the first sense-disambiguated word in the synset, the part-of-speech character tag of the lemma, and an 8-digit identifier of the synset (the data file byte offset). For instance: :frame-Quiting_a_place-defect_v_02584097 . Because the 8-digit identifier is unique and well-known by other applications that use WordNet, it is also provided as a integer-typed literal connected to the synset-microframe by the property :hasSynsetNumber .

IRIs for cluster-microframes frames append cluster-[LU].[PART_OF_SPEECH_CHAR] to the IRI of the parent non-lexical frame, using a LU from the cluster. For instance :frame-Quiting_a_place-cluster-defect.v

All the LU-microframes and synset-microframes inside a given cluster, together with the cluster-microframe identifying the cluster, are connected by the property :isSimilarTo , forming a clique. cluster-[LU].[PART_OF_SPEECH_CHAR] to the IRI of the parent non-lexical frame, using a LU from the cluster. For instance :frame-Quiting_a_place-cluster-defect.v

IRIs for frame elements take the form :fe-[FRAME_NAME]-[FRAME_ELEMENT_NAME] , for instance :frame-Quiting_a_place-Self_mover