Hi Yikang, glad to hear you were able to get Arches up and running.

The simple answer is that just like a value for NAME_TYPE.E55 in the 
.arches file must correspond to a conceptid in the 
NAME_TYPE_AUTHORITY_DOCUMENT.E32, a RELATION_TYPE in the .relations file 
must correspond to a relationship type that is defined in the relationship 
type authority document.  If you loaded the sample authority documents from 
Arches-HIP, then you have already loaded the file in question, and it looks 
like you've found an error in the documentation.  Here's the file 
<https://bitbucket.org/arches/hip/src/8d3ec0e6643d11c2606992f4c7ed80d912acd3d5/arches_hip/source_data/sample_data/concepts/sample_authority_files/ARCHES%20RESOURCE%20CROSS-REFERENCE%20RELATIONSHIP%20TYPES.E32.csv?at=default&fileviewer=file-view-default>,
 
so it looks like it's just mislabeled in the directions that you 
referenced.  I'll update that...

So to answer your questions specifically:
1)  conceptid,PrefLabel,AltLabels,ParentConceptid,ConceptType,Provider (see 
linked example above)
2)  Yes, and it is already included in the HIP authority files, but it is 
named ARCHES RESOURCE CROSS-REFERENCE RELATIONSHIP TYPES.E32.csv
3)  No, you just need this single line in the ENTITY_TYPE_X_ADOC.csv (shown 
in red below):
entitytype,authoritydoc,authoritydocconceptscheme
ARCHES_RESOURCE_CROSS-REFERENCE_RELATIONSHIP_TYPES.E55,ARCHES RESOURCE 
CROSS-REFERENCE RELATIONSHIP TYPES.E32.csv,yourconceptschemename
4)  No, the "properties" referenced in the CIDOC CRM are connections 
between nodes within a single instance of a resource (as you can see in the 
resource graphs).  The "relations" that are defined in the .relations file 
are connections between different resource instances.  If you open the 
HERITAGE_RESOURCE.E18 resource graph and the ACTOR.E39 resource graph, you 
could imagine a "relation" as a line between the central nodes of each 
graph.

Hope that makes sense.

Adam

On Friday, December 18, 2015 at 3:56:09 AM UTC-6, YK Feng wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I'm an academic librarian from Singapore and am exploring using Arches HIP 
> for Digital Humanities. Thank you for this wonderful product and the clear 
> &comprehensive documentation. 
>
> I just installed Arches HIP, and have successfully added one set of test 
> data. I'm now exploring adding of relations.
>
> In this page of the documentation 
> http://arches3.readthedocs.org/en/latest/arches-data/?highlight=relations 
> it was mentioned:
>
>  The .relations file is a pipe (|) delimited text file containing the 
> following column headers:
>
>
>    - RESOURCEID_FROM indicates one of the two resources to be related. 
>       The value here must also be present as a RESOURCEID in the .arches
>        file.
>       - RESOURCEID_TO indicates the other of the two resources to be 
>       related. The value here must also be present as a RESOURCEID in the 
>       .arches file.
>       - START_DATE is a non-required field intended to indicate the date 
>       at which a given relationship between resources began.
>       - END_DATE is a non-required field intended to indicate the date at 
>       which a given relationship between resources ended.
>       - REALTION_TYPE is a domain value driven by an authority document 
>       file calledARCHES RESOURCE CROSS-REFERENCE RELATIONSHIP 
>       TYPES.E32.csv. Any value that you put into this column must be a 
>       conceptid from that authority document. If you wish to customize 
>       the set of available relationship types, simply modify the 
>       authority document.
>       - NOTES is a non-required field into which additional text about 
>       the relationship can be captured.
>    
> I'd like to seek some clarification:
>
> 1. How should the column headers for "ARCHES RESOURCE CROSS-REFERENCE 
> RELATIONSHIP TYPES.E32.csv" look like?
>
>
> 2. Should "ARCHES RESOURCE CROSS-REFERENCE RELATIONSHIP TYPES.E32.csv" be 
> located in the "source_data\concepts\authority_files"?
>
> 3. Does each entry in "ARCHES RESOURCE CROSS-REFERENCE RELATIONSHIP 
> TYPES.E32.csv" need to be mapped to a domain node via 
> "ENTITY_TYPE_X_ADOC.csv"?
>
> 4. Is it accurate to say that, in order to conform to the CIDOC CRM 
> ontology, a "relation" (in context of Arches HIP) should be mapped to a 
> domain node that is a CIDOC CRM "Property"?
>
>
> Thank you for your time!
>
> Best wishes,
> yikang
>  
>

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