Closed tgbugs closed 5 years ago
Tom, can you send me a URL as an example? Thanks!
https://knowledge-space.org/wiki/UBERON:0001897
Right now it is hard to see what is going on, but if you add
{
"name":"Delineates",
"value":"http://uri.interlex.org/base/delineates",
"direction":"in-coming"
}
You will see that the "in-coming" and "out-going" don't seem to filter correctly.
Hi Tom,
I want to compare https://knowledge-space.org/wiki/UBERON:0001897 with http://kaa.neuinfo.org/wiki/UBERON:0001897 (I updated the source code on kaa).
"sub": "UBERON:0001897", "obj": "UBERON:0002709", "pred": "http://www.obofoundry.org/ro/ro.owl#has_proper_part", "meta": {
}
{"sub":"MBA:549","obj":"UBERON:0001897","pred":"http://uri.interlex.org/base/delineates","meta":{}},
If the version in kaa is correct, then it doesn't really matter whether the property is in-coming or out-going because we always rely on the subject and object for direction.
Correcting the matrix link in the previous ticket: http://matrix.neuinfo.org:9000/scigraph/graph/neighbors/UBERON:0001897?depth=1&blankNodes=false&direction=BOTH&project=%2A
One side question: what is with the "wiki" in the URLs?
I was looking for a prefix for all the entity pages, and even though it sort of breaks the expectations of 'wikiness' I figured that since we are masquerading as an encyclopedia it was a reasonably choice. If there are other ideas we can definitely change it. Some thoughts are entities
, enc
, ents
, entries
, classes
, etc. but none seem to fit to me.
Testing delineatedBy vs delineates it seems that the relations panel includes edges that are BOTH instead of just INCOMING or OUTGOING.