relation-typing

Research

Strategy for identifying and typing relationships between concepts — create edges with appropriate types and weights.

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Relation Typing

Identify relationships between extracted concepts and type them using the edge type vocabulary. Every concept should connect to at least 2 others.

Guiding Focus

Relationships are more important than concepts in an ontology. Focus on making the graph dense and meaningful. Choose edge types carefully — a wrong type is worse than a missing edge.

Available Tactics

hierarchy-construction — build is-a and part-of hierarchies
consistency-checking — verify no contradictory edges

Budget Slice

Metric	S	M	L
Edges created	20	60	150
Edge types used	4	6	8
Orphans remaining	<3	<5	<8

State Ledger Template

| Metric              | Target | Current | Status |
|---------------------|--------|---------|--------|
| Edges created       | X      | 0       | ⬜     |
| Edge types used     | X      | 0       | ⬜     |
| Orphans remaining   | <X     | ?       | ⬜     |

Available Tactics

Optional, no fixed order; the final leaf is always a sop.

Tactic	When to use
hierarchy-construction	Tactic for building is-a and part-of hierarchies — establish parent-child relationships, verify transitivity, detect cycles.
knowledge-structuring-consistency-checking	Tactic for verifying ontology consistency — detect contradictions, cycles, orphans, and type violations.

Available SOPs

Optional, no fixed order; the final leaf is always a sop.

SOP	When to use
edge-batch-creation	SOP for creating multiple edges in a batch — efficient bulk relationship creation.