Domain helper: organizing-unit-to-element bindings

One row per (parent, element) pair derived from cybed:hasElement triples. Despite the "role" naming, the role column is NOT restricted to cybed:Role subjects – cybed:hasElement is the universal parent- child link used across every framework in the corpus, so this returns element bindings for every cybed:OrganizingUnit (SFIA skills, Cyber.org K-12 and CSTA standards, etc.), not just NICE/DCWF/ECSF work roles. Confirmed by a 2026-08-14 stress test: most distinct values in the role column are not actual cybed:Role subjects. Low practical risk when immediately joined against role_framework_bindings() or organizing_unit_framework_bindings() (the mismatches drop out), but a standalone aggregate over this tibble's role column (e.g. "average elements per role") will silently include non-role parents. Filter to cybed:Role first via role_framework_bindings() if that distinction matters for your analysis.

Usage

unit_element_bindings(rdf)

Arguments

rdf

An rdf object.

Value

A tibble with columns role, element, framework_slug. framework_slug (added v0.4.0) is the slug of the role (organizing unit) subject's own framework, taken from organizing_unit_framework_bindings(); a role with no valid cybed:partOf to a cybed:Framework carries NA here rather than dropping the row, so this helper's row count is unchanged from before v0.4.0.

See also

Other SPARQL helpers: element_framework_bindings(), element_text(), example_framework_bindings(), framework_metadata(), organizing_unit_framework_bindings(), role_element_bindings(), role_framework_bindings(), sparql_pairs(), sparql_subjects(), subpoint_framework_bindings(), unit_relation_bindings()

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
rdf <- load_combined_ntriples_graph()
unit_element_bindings(rdf)
} # }