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Peter Midford edited this page Aug 10, 2015 · 2 revisions

This table holds rows representing narratives. A narrative is a (usually) ordered set of claims involving individuals. An example is a description of courtship, where the male and female are roles are filled by individuals (roles are not yet explicitly implemented yet). The narrative is in turn part of the publication. Claims that are not part of a narrative are directly part of the publication. Note that a narrative commonly involves more than one individual, but an individual may appear in more than one narrative. Narratives should be annotated by a behavior ontology term that describes the whole sequence.

The narrative table currently has 2 rows.

Field Type Null Default Comments
id int NO NULL primary key; auto increments
publication int(11) YES NULL foreign key to publication table
label varchar(64) YES NULL
description varchar(512) YES NULL
generated_id varchar(512) YES NULL may be obsolete
uidset int(11) YES NULL foreign key to uidset table
behavior_annotation int(11) YES NULL foreign key to term table

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