Slot: full_name
Full formal name of the person, as they write it in publications
URI: lambda:full_name Alias: full_name
Applicable Classes
| Name | Description | Modifies Slot |
|---|---|---|
| Person | A person involved in producing, processing or publishing data - a principal i... | no |
Properties
- Range: String
Comments
- Overlaps the inherited
title, deliberately but not redundantly.titleis the display label every NamedThing carries and is what a listing shows ("Clyde Smith");full_nameis the formal name a citation needs ("Clyde A. Smith"). They are equal often enough that a consumer reading only one is usually fine, so recordtitlewheneverfull_nameis known - a Person with a formal name and no display label is awkward for every UI that treats NamedThing uniformly. - Where the two would be identical, carrying only
titleis correct andfull_nameadds nothing.
Identifier and Mapping Information
Schema Source
- from schema: http://w3id.org/lambda/
Mappings
| Mapping Type | Mapped Value |
|---|---|
| self | lambda:full_name |
| native | lambda:full_name |
| close | lambda:title |
LinkML Source
name: full_name
description: Full formal name of the person, as they write it in publications
comments:
- Overlaps the inherited `title`, deliberately but not redundantly. `title` is the
display label every NamedThing carries and is what a listing shows ("Clyde Smith");
`full_name` is the formal name a citation needs ("Clyde A. Smith"). They are equal
often enough that a consumer reading only one is usually fine, so record `title`
whenever `full_name` is known - a Person with a formal name and no display label
is awkward for every UI that treats NamedThing uniformly.
- Where the two would be identical, carrying only `title` is correct and `full_name`
adds nothing.
from_schema: http://w3id.org/lambda/
close_mappings:
- lambda:title
rank: 1000
alias: full_name
owner: Person
domain_of:
- Person
range: string