RoamResearch Discourse Graph Extension
  • 🏠Welcome!
  • πŸ‘·β€β™€οΈInstallation
  • πŸ—ΊοΈGuides
    • Creating discourse nodes
    • Creating discourse relationships
    • Exploring your discourse graph
      • Discourse context
      • Discourse context overlay
      • Discourse attributes
      • Node index
    • Querying your discourse graph
    • Extending and personalizing your discourse graph
    • Sharing your discourse graph
  • 🧱Fundamentals
    • What is a Discourse Graph?
    • The Base Grammar: Questions, Claims, and Evidence
    • The Discourse Graph Extension Grammar
      • Nodes
      • Operators and relations
      • Relation patterns
      • Specifying context for discourse relations
    • Graph Querying
  • 🚒Use Cases
    • Individual literature reviewing
    • Enhanced zettelkasten
    • Enhanced reading clubs/seminars
    • Open-science-ready lab notebooks
    • Grounded product / research roadmapping
  • Extras
    • Experimental features
      • Playground
    • Keyboard Shortcuts
    • CSS
  • Meta
    • πŸ”¬This is research software!
    • πŸš€Changelog
    • πŸ™‹Getting support
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  1. Fundamentals

The Base Grammar: Questions, Claims, and Evidence

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Last updated 3 years ago

Base grammar

This is what ships with the extension.

Nodes

  • QUE - Question

  • CLM - Claim

  • EVD - Evidence

  • Source

Relations

  • EVD Informs QUE

  • EVD Supports CLM

  • EVD Opposes CLM

Motivation for this base grammar is described in this .

This base grammar may be most useful for projects that interact with empirical evidence where you want to clearly distinguish between theory and evidence, and retain provenance to the source citations if you want to get more context.

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