pPersonLIVESWITHhome

pPersonLIVESWITHhome is a data property used in some knowledge graphs and demographic data schemas to express that a person resides in a particular home or dwelling. In these models, the property indicates a co-residence relationship between a person and a dwelling unit or household, rather than a direct relationship between two people.

Typically, the domain of pPersonLIVESWITHhome is Person and the range is Home or Household. A triple might read as: Person A pPersonLIVESWITHhome Home X, meaning Person A lives in Home X. The property is often used in conjunction with other housing and household attributes to describe living arrangements, household membership, and residency status.

Because living arrangements can change over time, best practice is to represent the residence with temporal qualifiers. This can involve including startDate and endDate information or reifying the statement to capture the time period during which the person lived at the home. When used in datasets, care should be taken to ensure data quality and consistency, especially when multiple residences exist or when people migrate.

Applications of pPersonLIVESWITHhome include demographic surveys, housing censuses, social services planning, and research on household composition. It supports calculations of household size, intergenerational living patterns, and resource allocation based on dwelling occupancy. Privacy considerations are important, and data should be handled in accordance with consent, anonymization, and applicable legal requirements.

See also: Household, Residence, Person, Home, HouseholdComposition.