constructingJustifications: Programmatically constructing justifier elements

In Matherion/justifier: Human and Machine-Readable Justifications and Justified Decisions Based on 'YAML'

Description

These functions can be used to programmatically construct justifications.

Usage

source(label, description = NULL, xdoi = NULL, type = NULL, id = NULL, ...)

assert(label, description = "", id = NULL, source = NULL, ...)

justify(label, description = "", id = NULL, assertion = NULL, ...)

dcsn(label, description = NULL, id = NULL, justification = NULL, ...)

## S3 method for class 'justifierElement'
c(...)

Arguments

label	A human-readable label for the decision, justification, assertion, or source.
description	A human-readable description.
xdoi, type	For sources, XDOI identifier and type can also be specified.
id	The identifier (randomly generated if omitted).
...	Additional fields and values to store in the element.
source	In assertions, the source (or sources) that the assertion is based on can be specified using srce().
assertion	In justifications, the assertion (or assertions) that the justification is based on can be specified using asrt().
justification	In decisions, the justification (or justifications) that the decision is based on can be specified using jstf().

Value

The generated object.

Examples

### Programmatically create a simple justification object
justifierObject <-
  justifier::asrt(
    "assertion",
    source = c(
      justifier::srce('source1'),
      justifier::srce('source2')));

Matherion/justifier documentation built on Dec. 31, 2020, 3:13 p.m.