variableMeasured
The schema.org property on a Dataset that names each field the data records, such as grade, AI-crawler policy or the presence of llms.txt. Listing them lets a search engine show a dataset for the field someone is searching for.
What variableMeasured does not show
It names the columns; it does not define them, so each one still needs a plain description of what was measured and how.
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Questions about variableMeasured
What is variableMeasured?
The schema.org property on a Dataset that names each field the data records, such as grade, AI-crawler policy or the presence of llms.txt. Listing them lets a search engine show a dataset for the field someone is searching for.
What does variableMeasured not show or guarantee?
It names the columns; it does not define them, so each one still needs a plain description of what was measured and how.
Which area of the glossary does variableMeasured 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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