Mark
good question. There could be subproperties. However, in practice as we
are trying to detect these relationships across several databases and
millions of samples the underlying individual data models make it
challenging to detect derived from, so having any confidence and in sub
properties for existing data is challenging. We are experimenting with
provenance for derived-from.
Practically I don't think we would be able to supply data using these
more granular relations with confidence, so we wouldn't use them, at
least for BioSamples,
regards
Helen
On 27/04/2012 10:05, Mark wrote:
Would there be sub-properties of "derived-from": "extracted-from" and
"adapted-from"?
M
On Fri, 27 Apr 2012 10:54:21 +0200, Helen Parkinson
<parkin...@ebi.ac.uk> wrote:
Derived-from can be used to model e.g. DNAs derived from a cell line,
a blood derived from a person etc. We will be using this in the
BioSamples database and
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Helen Parkinson, PhD
Team Leader
Functional Genomics Group
EBI
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