Closed cbizon closed 3 years ago
when you say "label" do you really mean "name"? here is an example for viral proteome KGX output:
{"id":"NCBITaxon:1923255", "name":"Hubei tombus-like virus 1", "category":["organism_taxon", "named_thing", "ontology_class"], "equivalent_identifiers":["NCBITaxon:1923255"]},
I can add checks to node normalization to throw a warning if the name is missing.
Presuming that this data was discovered on the covid graph, I ran this query which did not return any rows:
match (n1) where n1.id=~".NCBITaxon." and (n1.name=null or n1.name="") return n1 limit 10
Hmm, I noticed this in the browser. Looking around, it appears that the. nodes do have names, the browser was just not displaying them.
FWIW, I suspect that this query would be faster: match (n1:organism_taxon) where (n1.name = null or n1.name="") return n1 limit 10
This may be a nodenormalization problem.