RIXML Documentation

ProductClassifications

RIXML 2.5 Element

Level OneRequired

Optional container element for various research classification schemes including subjects, sectors, countries, and other taxonomic information. Level One supports Subject and SectorIndustry children.

Usage

Optional element within Context, appearing at most once. When present, may contain Subject and SectorIndustry elements for Level One compliance.

Business Context

Enables sophisticated content categorization and filtering, supporting targeted research distribution and discovery based on multiple classification dimensions.

Source:level-one-2.5
Schema:RIXML-2_5.xsd:56

Where It Fits

Canonical Path

Research/Product/Context/ProductClassifications

Children

KeywordClassificationsDisciplineSubjectIndexCountryRegionAssetClassAssetTypeSecurityTypeSectorIndustryCurrencySpecialty

Definition

TypeProductClassificationsType
Namespacehttp://www.rixml.org/2017/9/RIXML
Min Occurs1
Max Occurs1

Attributes

No attributes defined for this element

Children

KeywordClassifications(complex)0..1
optionalSince 2.1
Disciplinestring0..unbounded
optionalSince 2.1
Subjectstring0..unbounded
optionalSince 2.1
Index(complex)0..unbounded
optionalSince 2.1
Country(complex)0..unbounded
optionalSince 2.1
Region(complex)0..unbounded
optionalSince 2.1
AssetClass(complex)0..unbounded
optionalSince 2.1
AssetType(complex)0..unbounded
optionalSince 2.1
SecurityType(complex)0..unbounded
optionalSince 2.1
SectorIndustrySectorIndustryType0..unbounded
optionalSince 2.1
Currencystring0..unbounded
optionalSince 2.3
Specialty(complex)0..unbounded
optionalSince 2.4

Example

<ProductClassifications />

Version History

2.1
+Introduced
2.3
+Added children: Currency
2.4
+Added children: Specialty

Semantic Relationships

Contrasts With1 relationship

←ExpertiseINFORMATIVE

Expertise element describes the research publisher's areas of expertise rather than classifying the specific content payload of individual products

RIXML Research Data Dictionary v2.5.1, p.26— Expertise