Bounded same-entity, same-economy, or official product attribution links.
Atlas classification system
Relationship ontology
Definitions for the relationships used in the atlas. Each explains what the link records, which direction it follows, and what cannot be inferred from it.
Organization2 types
- Relationship types
- 2
- semantic edge contracts
- Encoded edges
- 34
- exact declared links
- Family contracts
- 3
- endpoint family pairings
- Categories
- 1
- distinct semantic classes
- Source custody
- 82.4%
- 28 links
Every type definesMeaning, direction, evidence basis, layer, family contract, and edge-level custody.
No type establishesComparability, importance, ownership, control, liability, market definition, or causation unless the underlying record says so.
Complete semantic register
How every Atlas edge is encoded
Counts are exact within the selected layer. Bars use a logarithmic scale so small but distinct contracts remain visible.2 / 20types visible34 edges
Identity and attribution234 edges
- 01Identity and attribution / OrganizationOfficial product attributionConnects a product or participant label to the operator identified by a cited official company source.280.1% of graph1family contract100.0%28 source linked
- 02Identity and attribution / OrganizationCurated entity crosswalkConnects an organization label used in official records to a separately maintained participant or operator profile when the observatory declares the labels to refer to the same bounded entity context.6<0.1% of graph2family contracts0.0%0 source linked
Semantic classes
Different links answer different questions
Categories organize the graph; they are not a hierarchy of evidentiary value.Complete ontology packet