These python scripts connect to the Unified Medical Language System (UMLS) database and translate the ontologies into RDF/OWL files. This is part of the BioPortal project.
Some of us think this might be a concrete example, using SNOMED. Because RELs in RRF don't have inheritance, they can probably be considered one-to-one.
For some sources, MRSAT has attributes on RELs not expressed in the output. Could these be added to the conversion, or is this a limitation of Turtle?
Examples: CHARACTERISTIC_TYPE_ID|SNOMEDCT_US 520746 MODIFIER_ID|SNOMEDCT_US 520746 MODULE_ID|SNOMEDCT_US 13884 MODULE_NAME|SNOMEDCT_US 13884 SMQ_TERM_ADDVERSION|MDR 150604 SMQ_TERM_CAT|MDR 150604 SMQ_TERM_LMVERSION|MDR 150604 SMQ_TERM_SCOPE|MDR 150604 SMQ_TERM_STATUS|MDR 150604 SMQ_TERM_WEIGHT|MDR 150604 SOURCE_EFFECTIVE_TIME|SNOMEDCT_US 6 TARGET_EFFECTIVE_TIME|SNOMEDCT_US 6 UI1_HAS_BOND_WITH|NPO 2 UI1_HAS_PROPERTY|NPO 15 UI1_HAS_QUALITY|NPO 20 UI1_HAS_ROLE|NPO 21 UI1_HAS_SINGLE_BOND_WITH|NPO 2 UI1_IS_REALIZED_IN|NPO 95
Some of us think this might be a concrete example, using SNOMED. Because RELs in RRF don't have inheritance, they can probably be considered one-to-one.