Open wdduncan opened 2 years ago
added to agenda, will try to get an response to this
Discussed at the Uberon meeting... @addiehl recommends that 'processual entity' should be merged with 'process' since they are likely representing the same thing and both may be present accidentally.
@bvarner-ebi Good. I agree with him. Somewhere else (not that it matters) I think I recommended the same as @addiehl
As this is an upper ontology change - will need sign-off from @cmungall Will bring it to his attention :) thanks!
Let's solve this one here: https://github.com/OBOFoundry/COB/issues/40
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This ticket has been open for a while. Any plans to address it?
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Somehow missed this the first time around:
Background - we wanted this for developmental stages - which need to allow for occurrent with arbitrary temporal boundaries. In standard stage series divides development up into stages whose stage boundaries are defined by whatever morphological features are easy to score. This is, I think, different from a process like glycolysis or signal transduction.
processual entity is a BFO 1.1 concept, and in BFO 1.1 process
is a child of processual entity
.
Mixing BFO 1.1 and BFO 2.0 concepts in this way introduces potential ambiguities in that it is unclear how to decide whether a class should be a bfo2:process
, bfo1.1:processual entity
, or (perhaps) bfo1.1:process
.
At present life cycle stage , is textually defined as being a kind of spatiotemporal region, which of course is not consistent to it being a child processual entity
.
As far as I can tell from the definition of bfo2:process, life cycle stage
can be a child of it, although linguistically it may sound a bit odd. Making such a change would address the potential ambiguities mentioned above.
Agreed. We need to be able to put stages in a different bucket than GO bps. I guess this grouping will have to remain in uberon until https://github.com/OBOFoundry/COB/issues/40 is resolved which has become entangled with a lot of philosophical upper ontology discussion
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Somehow missed this the first time around:
Background - we wanted this for developmental stages - which need to allow for occurrent with arbitrary temporal boundaries. In standard stage series divides development up into stages whose stage boundaries are defined by whatever morphological features are easy to score. This is, I think, different from a process like glycolysis or signal transduction. [image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/112839/263531828-6c819267-3c71-4263-ba8a-2556fa97c3c2.png
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We need to be able to put stages in a different bucket than GO bps.
Yes, not every process
is GO bps. Not sure why or if this precludes life stage
from being a child of bfo2:process
.
I guess this grouping will have to remain in uberon until OBOFoundry/COB#40 is resolved which has become entangled with a lot of philosophical upper ontology discussion
If you are waiting on the COB issue to resolve, I fear you will be waiting a very, very, long time. Better to move ahead on this now.
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Any update on this?
@cmungall @matentzn @dosumis @addiehl @diatomsRcool @johnwjudkins
Ontobee shows UBERON has both
process
andprocessual entity
classes. Is theprocessual entity
intended to be the same as BFO1.1 processual entity?Ontobee didn't provide a definition for
BFO1.1 processual entity
, but I seem to recall the definition being what is stated forUBERON processual entity
. I'd have to do some digging to confirm/disconfirm.However, UBERON does have a
process
class that uses the BFO process IRI. So, this makes me wonder:processual entity
andprocess
? So, it is unclear why they are siblings.processual entity
meant to be subclass ofprocess
?process
meant to be a subclass ofprocessual entity
?I think it would be great if this was made clear.
Perhaps related to #1640