Re: Ontology Annotator to the sandbox

2009-08-25 Thread Thilo Goetz
Ahmed,

people are busy getting the release ready, which is
I guess mostly why you're not getting much feedback.
Maybe you could ping us again after the release is out?

--Thilo

Ahmed Abdeen Hamed wrote:
 Hello UIMA-developers,
 I am just following up on the original note that I sent about donating
 obo-annotator to the sandbox. I hope you have had some time to review
 and decide whether or not etc.
 
 I understand that my code does not perhaps live to the high standards
 of the developers here. This is because we built the application over
 time for research purposes and it was not intended to be used by other
 communities. However, after playing with it for a while now, I believe
 this application will add so much value to the current UIMA projects.
 So, please don't let my messy code push you away from getting it ready
 for a nice and decent incubator release :-)
 
 To make the decision easier, I can schedule a a live demo to show you
 what this application can do. I can use screen-share since I am a mac
 user but I can use other technologies if that works best for any of
 you.
 
 Please let me know what you one way or the other.
 Thanks,
 Ahmed
 
 On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 9:43 AM, Ahmed Abdeen
 Hamedahmed.elma...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi Jörn,
 Yes, I just remembered that the documentation was also on the website as
 well. Here is also the link to the demo application that we developed for
 ASU Embryo Project that used the tool. The tool was pointed to manually
 curated ontologies by domain experts in Purble Sea Urchin and annotated the
 each MEDLINE abstract with the Concepts, Organizations and People entities.
 You will see the terms highlighted when you click on the abstracts provided:
 http://enuvis07.fulton.asu.edu:3000/abstracts/
 Please let me know if you have any further questions.
 Ahmed





 On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 3:41 AM, Jörn Kottmann kottm...@gmail.com wrote:
 Ahmed Abdeen Hamed wrote:
  Attached is the documentation to the old version and I will point you a
 PEAR file once I finish refactoring.
 You cannot send attachments to this list.


 http://obo-annotator.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/obo-annotator/obo-annotator/OBO-Annotator.pdf?view=log

 Is this the link to the documentation you attached ?

 Jörn


Re: Ontology Annotator to the sandbox

2009-08-25 Thread Ahmed Abdeen Hamed
Sure, sounds good Thilo. Good luck with the release!
Ahmed


On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 10:04 AM, Thilo Goetztwgo...@gmx.de wrote:
 Ahmed,

 people are busy getting the release ready, which is
 I guess mostly why you're not getting much feedback.
 Maybe you could ping us again after the release is out?

 --Thilo

 Ahmed Abdeen Hamed wrote:
 Hello UIMA-developers,
 I am just following up on the original note that I sent about donating
 obo-annotator to the sandbox. I hope you have had some time to review
 and decide whether or not etc.

 I understand that my code does not perhaps live to the high standards
 of the developers here. This is because we built the application over
 time for research purposes and it was not intended to be used by other
 communities. However, after playing with it for a while now, I believe
 this application will add so much value to the current UIMA projects.
 So, please don't let my messy code push you away from getting it ready
 for a nice and decent incubator release :-)

 To make the decision easier, I can schedule a a live demo to show you
 what this application can do. I can use screen-share since I am a mac
 user but I can use other technologies if that works best for any of
 you.

 Please let me know what you one way or the other.
 Thanks,
 Ahmed

 On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 9:43 AM, Ahmed Abdeen
 Hamedahmed.elma...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi Jörn,
 Yes, I just remembered that the documentation was also on the website as
 well. Here is also the link to the demo application that we developed for
 ASU Embryo Project that used the tool. The tool was pointed to manually
 curated ontologies by domain experts in Purble Sea Urchin and annotated the
 each MEDLINE abstract with the Concepts, Organizations and People entities.
 You will see the terms highlighted when you click on the abstracts provided:
 http://enuvis07.fulton.asu.edu:3000/abstracts/
 Please let me know if you have any further questions.
 Ahmed





 On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 3:41 AM, Jörn Kottmann kottm...@gmail.com wrote:
 Ahmed Abdeen Hamed wrote:
  Attached is the documentation to the old version and I will point you a
 PEAR file once I finish refactoring.
 You cannot send attachments to this list.


 http://obo-annotator.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/obo-annotator/obo-annotator/OBO-Annotator.pdf?view=log

 Is this the link to the documentation you attached ?

 Jörn


Re: Ontology Annotator to the sandbox

2009-08-23 Thread Ahmed Abdeen Hamed
Hello UIMA-developers,
I am just following up on the original note that I sent about donating
obo-annotator to the sandbox. I hope you have had some time to review
and decide whether or not etc.

I understand that my code does not perhaps live to the high standards
of the developers here. This is because we built the application over
time for research purposes and it was not intended to be used by other
communities. However, after playing with it for a while now, I believe
this application will add so much value to the current UIMA projects.
So, please don't let my messy code push you away from getting it ready
for a nice and decent incubator release :-)

To make the decision easier, I can schedule a a live demo to show you
what this application can do. I can use screen-share since I am a mac
user but I can use other technologies if that works best for any of
you.

Please let me know what you one way or the other.
Thanks,
Ahmed

On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 9:43 AM, Ahmed Abdeen
Hamedahmed.elma...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi Jörn,
 Yes, I just remembered that the documentation was also on the website as
 well. Here is also the link to the demo application that we developed for
 ASU Embryo Project that used the tool. The tool was pointed to manually
 curated ontologies by domain experts in Purble Sea Urchin and annotated the
 each MEDLINE abstract with the Concepts, Organizations and People entities.
 You will see the terms highlighted when you click on the abstracts provided:
 http://enuvis07.fulton.asu.edu:3000/abstracts/
 Please let me know if you have any further questions.
 Ahmed





 On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 3:41 AM, Jörn Kottmann kottm...@gmail.com wrote:

 Ahmed Abdeen Hamed wrote:

  Attached is the documentation to the old version and I will point you a
 PEAR file once I finish refactoring.

 You cannot send attachments to this list.


 http://obo-annotator.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/obo-annotator/obo-annotator/OBO-Annotator.pdf?view=log

 Is this the link to the documentation you attached ?

 Jörn


Re: Ontology Annotator to the sandbox

2009-08-18 Thread Jörn Kottmann

Ahmed Abdeen Hamed wrote:
 Attached is the documentation to the old version and I will point you 
a PEAR file once I finish refactoring. 

You cannot send attachments to this list.

http://obo-annotator.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/obo-annotator/obo-annotator/OBO-Annotator.pdf?view=log

Is this the link to the documentation you attached ?

Jörn


Re: Ontology Annotator to the sandbox

2009-08-18 Thread Ahmed Abdeen Hamed
Hi Jörn,
Yes, I just remembered that the documentation was also on the website as
well. Here is also the link to the demo application that we developed for
ASU Embryo Project that used the tool. The tool was pointed to manually
curated ontologies by domain experts in Purble Sea Urchin and annotated the
each MEDLINE abstract with the Concepts, Organizations and People entities.
You will see the terms highlighted when you click on the abstracts provided:
http://enuvis07.fulton.asu.edu:3000/abstracts/
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Ahmed





On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 3:41 AM, Jörn Kottmann kottm...@gmail.com wrote:

 Ahmed Abdeen Hamed wrote:

  Attached is the documentation to the old version and I will point you a
 PEAR file once I finish refactoring.

 You cannot send attachments to this list.


 http://obo-annotator.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/obo-annotator/obo-annotator/OBO-Annotator.pdf?view=log

 Is this the link to the documentation you attached ?

 Jörn



Ontology Annotator to the sandbox

2009-08-17 Thread Ahmed Abdeen Hamed
Hello UIMA developers and engineers,
I have been developing an Ontology-Based Annotator UIMA component for over a
year now. The Annotator is based on the ConceptMapper that was first
released last year. I have been successfully using the ontology annotator
for a while. Also some of the collaborators at Indiana University have
successfully used it for the BioCreativeII.5 and Arizona State University
for their Embryo Project. Our school here has been thinking of donating the
project to the UIMA community and create a sandbox for it. Please let me
know if this is something that would be good the UIMA/NLP community and
where I should start if everyone votes yet.
Sincerely,
Ahmed

Ahmed Abdeen Hamed
Scientific Informatics Project Leader
Marine Biological Laboratoty, Wood Hole MA
And
Center of Clinical and Transactional Sciences
University of Vermont, Burlington VT


Re: Ontology Annotator to the sandbox

2009-08-17 Thread Marshall Schor
Sounds interesting.  If possible, can you post some links to more
information
about what it is?

-Marshall

Ahmed Abdeen Hamed wrote:
 Hello UIMA developers and engineers,
 I have been developing an Ontology-Based Annotator UIMA component for over a
 year now. The Annotator is based on the ConceptMapper that was first
 released last year. I have been successfully using the ontology annotator
 for a while. Also some of the collaborators at Indiana University have
 successfully used it for the BioCreativeII.5 and Arizona State University
 for their Embryo Project. Our school here has been thinking of donating the
 project to the UIMA community and create a sandbox for it. Please let me
 know if this is something that would be good the UIMA/NLP community and
 where I should start if everyone votes yet.
 Sincerely,
 Ahmed

 Ahmed Abdeen Hamed
 Scientific Informatics Project Leader
 Marine Biological Laboratoty, Wood Hole MA
 And
 Center of Clinical and Transactional Sciences
 University of Vermont, Burlington VT