Predicate
The relationship type connecting a subject to an object in an RDF triple.
What Predicate does not show
Its IRI supplies meaning; a locally invented key without context may not.
Where Predicate comes up on this site
- JSON-LD @id errors: what breaks and how to fix itWhat an @id is for A consumer that reads JSON-LD, whether a search engine, an answer engine or a knowledge-graph pipeline, converts it to triples: subject, predicate, object.
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Definitions that name Predicate
Related terms in Linked data and entities
The RDF and JSON-LD machinery behind structured data, and the schema.org types a business page actually needs.
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Questions about Predicate
What is Predicate?
The relationship type connecting a subject to an object in an RDF triple.
What does Predicate not show or guarantee?
Its IRI supplies meaning; a locally invented key without context may not.
Which area of the glossary does Predicate belong to?
Linked data and entities: The RDF and JSON-LD machinery behind structured data, and the schema.org types a business page actually needs.
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