Slot: has_accuracy

Relates a magnitude to another magnitude that describes its accuracy.

URI: gist_upstream:hasAccuracy Alias: has_accuracy

Properties

Type and Range

Property	Value
Range	Magnitude
Slot URI	gist_upstream:hasAccuracy

Cardinality and Requirements

Property	Value
Multivalued	Yes

In Subsets

• GistCore

Aliases

• has accuracy

Examples

Value
Temperature accurate to tenth of a degree C; length accurate to the nearest centimeter.

Comments

• gist uses the ISO-5725 definition of accuracy, which is a combination of trueness (a measure of systemic error) and precision (a measure of random error). The accuracy of a measurement method describes how close its measurements are to actual values. Similarly, the accuracy of an individual measurement is its likely closeness to the actual value. When we say a temperature measurement is accurate to within a tenth of a degree, it means with a certain probability such as 95%.

Note that the unit of measure of the accuracy has to be compatible with the unit of measure of the original magnitude (e.g. something measured in meters could have an accuracy in terms of millimeters or any other unit that measures distance).

Notes

• OWL FunctionalProperty (at most one value)

Identifier and Mapping Information

Schema Source

• from schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist

Mappings

Mapping Type	Mapped Value
self	gist_upstream:hasAccuracy
native	gist:has_accuracy

LinkML Source

name: has_accuracy
description: Relates a magnitude to another magnitude that describes its accuracy.
notes:
- OWL FunctionalProperty (at most one value)
comments:
- "gist uses the ISO-5725 definition of accuracy, which is a combination of trueness\
  \ (a measure of systemic error) and precision (a measure of random error). The accuracy\
  \ of a measurement method describes how close its measurements are to actual values.\
  \ Similarly, the accuracy of an individual measurement is its likely closeness to\
  \ the actual value. When we say a temperature measurement is accurate to within\
  \ a tenth of a degree, it means with a certain probability such as 95%.\r\n\r\n\
  Note that the unit of measure of the accuracy has to be compatible with the unit\
  \ of measure of the original magnitude (e.g. something measured in meters could\
  \ have an accuracy in terms of millimeters or any other unit that measures distance)."
examples:
- value: Temperature accurate to tenth of a degree C; length accurate to the nearest
    centimeter.
in_subset:
- gist_core
from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/gist
aliases:
- has accuracy
rank: 1000
slot_uri: gist_upstream:hasAccuracy
alias: has_accuracy
range: Magnitude
multivalued: true