Hello Aurélie,
thank you for your good question!
Annif does not understand the notion of chains, that is, post-coordinate
indexing where the indexing is done not with individual concepts/terms,
but with ad-hoc combinations of concepts such as "France -- history --
19th century". Annif uses a simple representation where each document is
indexed by 1 to N concepts, and each concept is identified by a URI.
This is in line with SKOS, Dublin Core etc.
However, if your vocabulary is precoordinated (such as LCSH), then such
combinations may already be represented as a single skos:Concept with a
URI that identifies the whole chain. For example the LCSH URI
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2006004170 identifies a concept
with the label "France--History--Coup d'état, 1797" so from the
perspective of Annif this is a single subject, even though it combines
multiple terms into a chain.
Best,
Osma
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