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Roger wrote:
> Well, I myself am particularly interested in commercially available
> products built on Semantic Web technology, but of course I'm not in the
> life sciences so maybe that's not an interesting data point. As for
> interoperable formats -- that sounds like a good thing, but you can
Well, I myself am particularly interested in commercially available
products built on Semantic Web technology, but of course I'm not in the
life sciences so maybe that's not an interesting data point. As for
interoperable formats -- that sounds like a good thing, but you can also
get interoperabi
Date Correction! Thanks to Daniel Rubin for pointing this out!
SW_HCLS(BIO-ONTWG)
SW Life Sciences IG
Tuesday, 11 April
11:00am-12:15pm/
15:00-16:15 UTC
Zakim Bridge +1.617.761.6200,
conference 24668 ("BIONT")
Agenda:
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Refine Use Case
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Ontologization of Snomed –
If I were in your position I think that I would probably think seriously
of trying the Oracle product, simply because they have one heck of a lot
of experience building performant data slinging machines and the
description of their techniques looks pretty interesting.
I have received no renumerat
Ora Lassila wrote:
what kind of an in-memory database do you use? I have done some preliminary
experiments with UniProt etc. data with about 2 million triples using our
OINK browser (built using the Wilbur toolkit). Performance was very
"interactive" (i.e., "snappy", notice my highly precise met
In this discussion, I would be intersted in separating:
A. WHO does what (and do they charge for it):
- Who owns and distributes content (free for all vs. sold for a fee)
- Who owns and distributes thesauri/ontologies (,,)
- Who connects thesauri/ontologies to a) text (indexing) and b) other
the
