Glossary
Citation graph
A legal citation graph is a directed graph whose nodes are legal documents and whose edges record that one document cites, amends, repeals, implements or transposes another.
Arieta Data types every edge (reference, amendment, repeal, corrigendum, implementation, legal-basis, proposal, transposition) and records where it came from (EUR-Lex notice, Cellar, the national source, or a deterministic resolver). There are no probabilistic edges.
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Transposition
Transposition is the process by which an EU member state turns a directive into national law, by adopting national measures it then notifies to the European Commission.
Cellar
Cellar is the Publications Office of the European Union’s semantic repository that stores EU publications and their metadata and feeds EUR-Lex; it exposes SPARQL and REST interfaces.
CELEX number
A CELEX number is the unique document identifier EUR-Lex assigns to every EU legal document, encoding its sector, year, document type and sequence number.
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