We will apply these templates to taxon-specific phenotype ontologies, improving inter-ontology alignment and automated classification (Figure 10B,D) within individual ontologies. During the course of this work, we aim to increase coverage of uPheno templates from currently around 12% to more than 90% of all phenotype definitions across the community (we note some phenotypes will lack computable definitions as not all biology is expressible in OWL).
Key people
@rays22
@jamesamcl
Action items
[x] @rays22 to familiarise himself with the goals formulated in the grant
[ ] @rays22 to link all relevant issues and/or pull requests to this issue
[ ] @rays22 to formulate concrete goals to achieve based on last PFR meeting and add to this issue
We will apply these templates to taxon-specific phenotype ontologies, improving inter-ontology alignment and automated classification (Figure 10B,D) within individual ontologies. During the course of this work, we aim to increase coverage of uPheno templates from currently around 12% to more than 90% of all phenotype definitions across the community (we note some phenotypes will lack computable definitions as not all biology is expressible in OWL).
Key people
Action items