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The specs mention:
The depth of a citation tree can be uneven. In a Ph.D. thesis, for example, the introduction may not be subdivided, while a chapter will often have subdivisions.
Would the following citationTree be sufficient in describing this fictional thesis (with the structure of either chapter->paragraph or chapter->section->paragraph)?
"citationTrees": [
{
"@type": "CitationTree",
"citeStructure": [
{
"citeType": "chapter",
"citeStructure": [
{
"citeType": "section",
"citeStructure": [
{
"citeType": "paragraph"
}
]
}
]
}
]
}
]This would mean that any descendant unit (here: paragraph) might appear directly after any of its ancestors (here: chapter). So, in a chapter, one might encounter either a section or a paragraph.
Or would I have to adjust the citationTree in such a way that all possible nested unit structures (chapter->paragraph and chapter->section->paragraph) are explicitly mentioned, e.g.:
"citationTrees": [
{
"@type": "CitationTree",
"citeStructure": [
{
"citeType": "chapter",
"citeStructure": [
{
"citeType": "section",
"citeStructure": [
{
"citeType": "paragraph"
}
]
},
{
"citeType": "paragraph"
}
]
}
]
}
]I think a few more examples of different – possibly more complicated – text structures (as graph diagram or as a short textual description) plus their corresponding citationTrees might be really helpful in the specs.