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Add a predicate to link `AccessDescriptionSet` with `AccessNeedGroupDescription` and `AccessNeedDescription`

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Description

This issue is very close to another one I pointed out regarding TypeIndexes.

There is no predicate linking a AccessDescriptionSet with AccessNeedGroupDescription and AccessNeedDescription.

So if you don't want to store all these resources on the same file (as it should be allowed, according to Linked Data philosophy), you have no way to find where they are.

IMO the spec should include a interop:hasAccessNeedGroupDescription and a interop:hasAccessNeedDescription predicates, which would be the reverse relationships of interop:inAccessDescriptionSet.

Another possibility could be to use the skos:member predicate. But since SKOS is not used elsewhere, it probably doesn't make much sense.

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Research direction

Start with the Access Description Set section of the linked Data Interoperability specification and compare it with the TypeIndexes issue referenced here. Determine whether the specification should define reverse predicates or use skos:member, then update the specification so the chosen relationship is explicit and resolves how separately stored descriptions can be discovered.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.

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Issue type
Feature
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