Look up a legal-norm priority between two values
aio_lookup_referenceAsk the AIO Commons reference dataset kr-lnpd@0.9 (Korea Legal Normative Priority Dataset) which of two AIO values Korean statutes and court decisions put first in a given domain. Returns the single edge — direction, strength weight (3 absolute / 2 conditional / 1 directive), scope (전칭 universal / 한정 restricted), the grounding rule ids and a citation. If the domain itself is silent, the BASE layer (the hierarchy every domain inherits from general statutes) is consulted and flagged with base_layer_hit; BASE is excluded from headline counts and consistency comparison. The dataset records what the law says, not what the public believes, and carries no expert review yet. domain echoes the requested domain; lookup_context.answer_domain says where the answer actually came from (BASE on a fallback), lookup_context.condition_record says whether the requested condition is recorded at all (in v0.9 it never is), and found: true means only that an edge between the two codes exists (match_basis: code_match_only). CC BY 4.0.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| domain | Yes | Domain code, e.g. "MED", "EDU", "COM". Use "BASE" to query the shared base layer directly. | |
| value_a | Yes | First AIO value code, e.g. "Sep" (personal safety). | |
| value_b | Yes | Second AIO value code, e.g. "Sda" (self-direction, action). | |
| condition | No | Situation axes. scale 1-5 (individual→society), reversibility 1-3 (reversible→irreversible), time 1-3 (immediate→long term); "U" means unspecified. | |
| jurisdiction | No | Jurisdiction code. Only "KR" is published so far. | KR |