| has_download_instructions |
list[str] |
Instructions needed to download a software component. The difference with `hasDownloadURL` is that this property captures the human readable instructions required to download software. For example, sometimes an authentication is needed, users need to fill in a form, etc. |
[optional] |
| keywords |
list[str] |
Keywords associated with a software component |
[optional] |
| has_documentation |
list[str] |
Pointer to the documentation of the model |
[optional] |
| has_implementation_script_location |
list[str] |
Property that points to the main runnable script for the current function |
[optional] |
| software_requirements |
list[str] |
Software requirements needed to install a software component |
[optional] |
| has_download_url |
list[str] |
Download URL where to obtain the source/executable of the software |
[optional] |
| type |
list[str] |
type of the resource |
[optional] |
| has_installation_instructions |
list[str] |
Instructions required to install this particular piece of software. Installation instructions usually are available in a human-readable manner. |
[optional] |
| compatible_visualization_software |
list[Software] |
Property that links a software component to other useful software that canbe used to visualize its outputs |
[optional] |
| copyright_holder |
list[AnyOfOrganizationPerson] |
Copyright holder for a software component |
[optional] |
| has_faq |
list[str] |
Frequently asked questions about a software |
[optional] |
| logo |
list[Image] |
Property that links to the image used as logo for a software component |
[optional] |
| has_contact_person |
list[AnyOfOrganizationPerson] |
Contact person responsible for a software component |
[optional] |
| tag |
list[str] |
Tag used to annotate a version or a software configuration. This annotation is useful to show which version is the latest, or which version is deprecated. Supported tags are: "latest", "deprecated" |
[optional] |
| id |
str |
identifier |
[optional] |
| identifier |
list[str] |
Identifier of the resource being described |
[optional] |
| has_sample_execution |
list[SampleExecution] |
Property pointing to a sample execution of a software configuration |
[optional] |
| has_sample_result |
list[SampleResource] |
Property designed to link a software configuration to a sample resource resulting from its execution |
[optional] |
| author |
list[AnyOfOrganizationPerson] |
The creator of a software component |
[optional] |
| has_constraint |
list[Constraint] |
Constraint or rule associated to a software configuration. For example: "This model accepts only monthly data", or "all inputs of this model configuration must share the same location". More structured restrictions, such as Jena rules or SWRL rules may also be captured with this property |
[optional] |
| has_build_file |
list[str] |
A file (e.g., Dockerfile) with executable instructions indicating how a Software Image or a Software component is built |
[optional] |
| short_description |
list[str] |
A summarized description of the resource |
[optional] |
| has_execution_command |
list[str] |
Execution instructions on how to run the image |
[optional] |
| date_published |
list[str] |
Date when a software component was published |
[optional] |
| license |
list[str] |
License of a software component or its source code |
[optional] |
| has_source_code |
list[SourceCode] |
Property designed to link a software with its software source code (which may reside in a code repository such as GitHub) |
[optional] |
| has_setup |
list[ConfigurationSetup] |
Property used to define configurations with some fixed resources and values. The rationale of this property is to allow predefined configurations |
[optional] |
| has_example |
list[str] |
An example explaining a scenario where the software component was used in plain language. |
[optional] |
| publisher |
list[AnyOfOrganizationPerson] |
Publisher organization or person responsible for a software component |
[optional] |
| has_output |
list[DatasetSpecification] |
Property that expresses what are the outputs of a model |
[optional] |
| doi |
list[str] |
Digital Object Identifier associated with a software component |
[optional] |
| has_funding |
list[FundingInformation] |
Property that links a software project to its funding information |
[optional] |
| has_component_location |
list[str] |
Location of the aggregation of all the files needed to execute the component. Usually a zip file including the run script and support scripts, including specification files |
[optional] |
| support_details |
list[str] |
Property to link details, such as mailing lists in case a contact person is not provided |
[optional] |
| has_version |
list[SoftwareVersion] |
Property designed to link a software component with its corresponding versions |
[optional] |
| has_typical_data_source |
list[str] |
Typical data sources that are used by a software component |
[optional] |
| description |
list[str] |
small description |
[optional] |
| reference_publication |
list[str] |
Main publication to cite for this software component |
[optional] |
| screenshot |
list[Image] |
Image illustrating a snapshot of the target software |
[optional] |
| had_primary_source |
list[object] |
Property to identify the original source of the information of the annotated resource. It could be a web page, an organization, a person, some experiment notes, etc. |
[optional] |
| issue_tracker |
list[str] |
Pointer to the issue tracker of a software component |
[optional] |
| has_software_image |
list[SoftwareImage] |
Function to link a function with its corresponding container |
[optional] |
| date_created |
list[str] |
Date when a software component was created |
[optional] |
| contributor |
list[Person] |
Contributor to a software component |
[optional] |
| has_purpose |
list[str] |
Objective or main functionality that can be achieved by running this software |
[optional] |
| has_executable_instructions |
list[str] |
Instructions that indicate how a software component should be executed. The difference with `hasExecutionCommand` is that the execution instructions aim to be human-readable, and have explanations between the different commands and instructions |
[optional] |
| has_sample_visualization |
list[Visualization] |
A typical sample visualization of the softwware outputs |
[optional] |
| memory_requirements |
list[str] |
Memory requirements of a software |
[optional] |
| website |
list[str] |
Website of the software |
[optional] |
| citation |
list[str] |
How to cite this software |
[optional] |
| processor_requirements |
list[str] |
Processor requirements of a software component |
[optional] |
| has_usage_notes |
list[str] |
Property that describes the usage considerations of a particular software. These notes capture the rationale of for that software configuration, along with an explanation for sample inputs, things to consider when running the model with data, etc. |
[optional] |
| has_support_script_location |
list[str] |
Property that links to the location of scripts that may be used from the main runnable script. |
[optional] |
| readme |
list[str] |
URl to the readme file of a software component |
[optional] |
| label |
list[str] |
short description of the resource |
[optional] |
| has_assumption |
list[str] |
Assumptions of a software, e.g. the solver being used for a particular model, the source of the data (e.g., all data must have a given resolution), etc. |
[optional] |
| has_parameter |
list[Parameter] |
Property that indicates the parameters of a model configuration |
[optional] |
| operating_systems |
list[str] |
Operating systems under which a software component can operate |
[optional] |
| has_executable_notebook |
list[str] |
Property that links a software component with an executable notebook (e.g., Jupyter notebook) that illustrates how to use it in an executable manner. |
[optional] |
| useful_for_calculating_index |
list[NumericalIndex] |
Property that indicates that a software component (or any of its outputs) can be used to calculate a particular index. The rationale for this property is that indices are usually calculated by applying post-processing steps to the outputs of a software component. |
[optional] |
| has_input |
list[DatasetSpecification] |
Property that links a model configuration to the input types expected by it. |
[optional] |