Semantic Link
A reviewable indirect link between two entities, discovered structurally from the propositions that ground it.
A SemanticLink is a Projection: it derives from one or more propositions and traces back to them via sourcePropositionIds. It models the existence of a connection and the path that produced it — it deliberately carries no surprise score, rubric, or ranking signal. Ranking and surprise scoring are a separate, later concern; confidence here is plain evidence confidence only.
Properties
Plain evidence confidence (0.0-1.0). NOT a surprise or ranking score — it reflects only how well the supporting propositions ground the link.
The intermediary entities forming the path from A to B (e.g. [X] for the two-hop path A->X, X->B). Empty for a direct/EXPLICIT link.
Importance of this derivation (0.0 to 1.0).
Where this link sits in the human-review lifecycle.
The first endpoint of the link (A).
The ids of the propositions that evidence this link. This is the Projection grounding.
The second endpoint of the link (B).