... ABSTRACT Biomedicalontologies provide essential domain knowledge to drive data integration, information retrieval, data annotation, natural- language processing, and decision ...Center ...
... large biomedical track with the two versions of each ontol- ogy are in Table ...mediating ontologies were determined using the fast- selection ...MOs for the anatomy track were in the top four MOs ...
... provide a means to enhance ontology development by cap- turing best practice and reducing ...large-scale biomedical ontology development. As a starting point fora larger ...
... language) and since HeTOP is dealing with multilingual con- tent, T/O numbers are not good comparison indicators: the more relevant figures are the term number and the total relations ...Indeed, ...
... of biomedical ontology re- search impacting Big BiomedicalData, there will be a need for knowl- edgebase evaluation that is both systematic and also engage a community of ...
... and generic approach where users can themselves easily participate to the platform, upload and comment content (ontologies, mappings, ...53 ontologiesand we are working on 37 ...
... certain web-based features for browsing, comparing, visualising and processing ...many ontologies. Such a feature would enable the use of semantics and deductive inference when ...
... French data). In addition to the SIFR Annotator and in collaboration with Stanford, we developed a proxy web service for the NCBO Annotator to process English dataand ...
... Social data, folksonomies, ontologies, automatic classification 1 Introduction Early this century, two substantial changes in the evolution of the Web appeared: i) Tim Berners-Lee advocated his ...
... concepts and terminology from multiple ...semantic web domain as RDF documents and OWL ontologies are quite heterogenous, yet often describe related ...goal for ontology matching is to ...
... Linked Data principles, can be formed to expose these transformations over a service repository in a RESTful ...the repository considers the treatment of templates, used as the basis ...
... diverse data in heterogeneous formats. Very often, data exchange within one domain, ...sequence-based dataresources, is relatively straightforward, but seamless exchange between ...
... of data being released and linked over the Web ...today Web content is mainly in English, followed by Chinese and Spanish, 2 the vision of the Semantic Web is to be able to ...
... is a platform for integrating and sha- ring epidemiological data, which aims at supporting transpa- rent, seamless access to distributed, heterogeneous and redundant resources ...
... scenario: Abiomedical scientist needs to develop an ontology to describe data on brain development—a subject that is not well covered by biomedicalontologies today in ...
... Ontological Resources Relating genotype data on genes with their phenotype during the integration process is essential to be able to associate gene expression levels to a pathological ...Tremendous ...
... ontology; data collection tools comprising an ETL toolkit andaweb-based, ontology driv- en Semantic Web Entry and Editing Tool (SWEET); institu- tional triple-store ...
... is aweb based system that enables groups of people to collaboratively develop and use SKOS ontologiesand semantically organized information ...development and refinement of ...
... cancers and then mapped those genes to metabolic and signaling ...of data deriving from different sources. What this means is that data is aggregated not merely from a syntactic point ...