Closed turnovec closed 2 years ago
Hey, thanks. this is correct in hpo. They should always have the layperson annotation. This our way of differentiating between professional and layperson terms.
Ok, it makes sense. You are right that in most of them they have "EXACT layperson []".
But there are still some of them, where they don't. But much less. I'm attaching them again.
synonyms_same_as_main_term_not_layperson.txt
In first case (Optic disc pallor) there is "RELATED uk_spelling []". But it's for just one case. In others there are mostly just "EXACT []". In several cases there are "EXACT []" with some ORCID number.
For "AV nodal tachycardia" there is synonym "AV nodal tachycardia" with annotation "EXACT abbreviation []".
Thanks for pointing this out, @turnovec
@turnovec thanks again for pointing these items out. I have applied various corrections to remove redundancy.
Hello all,
I was just playing a bit with exporting HPO to more simple "flat format" for utilization in one of our databases and I found, that there are many terms, where one of the synonyms is same as the main term. For example, just the second HPO termi defined in .obo file:
HP:0000002 - Abnormality of body height name: Abnormality of body height synonym: "Abnormality of body height"
Is this intentional or some bug? It's definitely not for all terms (there are terms which don't have any synonym).
In case it's a bug, I'm attaching a list of all terms where one of the synonym is same as main term.
synonyms_same_as_main_term.txt