Social Object
Introduction
The Social Object provides information about social relationships and connections mentioned in the processed document. Each key inside the Social Object represents a specific social relationship, and the associated values are dictionaries containing detailed information about the relationship.
Format
The Social Object has a structured format for each social relationship:
| Key | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
negation | boolean | Indicates whether negation is present. |
intensity | number | Intensity level associated with the social relationship. |
temporality | string | Temporal aspect of the social relationship (e.g., past, present). |
owner | array | Array of owners associated with the social relationship. |
id_list | String [] | A list of strings representing the positions inside the text that triggered the attribute. Each string follows the format "{sentence_index}:{word_index}". |
origin | string | Origin of the social relationship (e.g., text). |
document_path | string | Path within the document associated with the social relationship. |
extra | object | Additional information specific to the social relationship. |
type | string | Type of the social relationship (e.g., parents). |
value | varies | Value associated with the social relationship. The format may vary based on the social relationship type. |
time | number | Timestamp indicating when the social relationship was processed. |
u_id | string | Unique identifier for the social relationship. |
Next steps
- Explore the different social relationships within the document to understand the connections and interactions between entities.
- Read about the Link Object
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---title: "Social Object: Lettria API"description: Details of the Social Object returned by the Lettria API structuration endpoint.---# Social Object## IntroductionThe Social Object provides information about social relationships and connections mentioned in the processed document. Each key inside the Social Object represents a specific social relationship, and the associated values are dictionaries containing detailed information about the relationship.## FormatThe Social Object has a structured format for each social relationship:{% table %}- Key- Type- Description {% width="40%" %}---- `negation`- `boolean`- Indicates whether negation is present.---- `intensity`- `number`- Intensity level associated with the social relationship.---- `temporality`- `string`- Temporal aspect of the social relationship (e.g., past, present).---- `owner`- `array`- Array of owners associated with the social relationship.---- `id_list`- `String []`- A list of strings representing the positions inside the text that triggered the attribute. Each string follows the format `"{sentence_index}:{word_index}"`.---- `origin`- `string`- Origin of the social relationship (e.g., text).---- `document_path`- `string`- Path within the document associated with the social relationship.---- `extra`- `object`- Additional information specific to the social relationship.---- `type`- `string`- Type of the social relationship (e.g., parents).---- `value`- `varies`- Value associated with the social relationship. The format may vary based on the social relationship type.---- `time`- `number`- Timestamp indicating when the social relationship was processed.---- `u_id`- `string`- Unique identifier for the social relationship.---{% /table %}## Next steps- Explore the different social relationships within the document to understand the connections and interactions between entities.- Read about the [Link Object](/api-reference/structuration/2.0/schemas/card/link)