Sequenced Contexts

This is an abstract Concept Class (no concept can be made an instance of it in the model).

It represents all Sequenced Contexts.

• Repeated Fact Per Each Taxonomy Fact Contexts
  • Repeated Fact Per Each Taxonomy Fact Across Paragraphs In Document
  • Repeated Fact Per Each Taxonomy Fact Across Phrases Contexts
    • Repeated Fact Per Each Taxonomy Fact Across Phrases In Document
    • Repeated Fact Per Each Taxonomy Fact Across Phrases In Paragraph(s)
    • Repeated Fact Per Each Taxonomy Fact Across Phrases In Sentence(s)
  • Repeated Fact Per Each Taxonomy Fact Across Sentences Contexts
    • Repeated Fact Per Each Taxonomy Fact Across Sentences In Document
    • Repeated Fact Per Each Taxonomy Fact Across Sentences In Paragraph(s)
• Sequenced Across Contexts
  • Sequenced Across Paragraphs In Document
  • Sequenced Across Phrases Contexts
    • Sequenced Across Phrases In Document
    • Sequenced Across Phrases In Paragraph(s)
    • Sequenced Across Phrases In Sentence(s)
  • Sequenced Across Sentences Contexts
    • Sequenced Across Sentences In Document
    • Sequenced Across Sentences In Paragraph(s)

Sequenced Contexts are extractors that look for facts (and anchors) that appear in the content in a specific order.

To define Sequenced Contexts’ elements a combination of anchors, facts, and skips can be used.

The sequences can be made loose, in the sense that the elements so defined do not necessarily need to be found in consecutive contexts, but can also be found in the same zone. For example, if it was a sequence of sentences, it is not the case that each element would have to be found in consecutive sentences, but could be found in either the same sentence or a mixture of consecutive sentences.

To define a loose sequenced extractor use the loose metadata “loose”.