See the eponymous post:
http://clarkparsia.com/weblog/2007/05/28/owled-2007-is-nigh/
I know several of you will be attending...I'm looking forward to
meeting y'all.
As the blog post above says, I'm interested in any suggestions from
*anyone* (attendee or not) for features or topics
On May 29, 2007, at 4:58 AM, William Bug wrote:
This is exactly the point I've been making for over a year now
regarding use of SKOS in biomedical ontology development, and it is
why we use SKOS:prefLabel for all classes in BIRNLex (as well as
having the redundant rdfs:label for interopera
This is exactly the point I've been making for over a year now
regarding use of SKOS in biomedical ontology development, and it is
why we use SKOS:prefLabel for all classes in BIRNLex (as well as
having the redundant rdfs:label for interoperability purposes). The
"altLabel" provides a mean
This effort may be of interest.
Trish
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Date: Thu, 24 May 2007 14:51:36 +0100
From: Daniel Schober <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Trish Whetzel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Obi-deve
Matthias,
Science Commons / Creative Commons is involved from a legal perspective,
and the SW use cases are driving much of the legal discussion. I can
connect you through if you're interested.
jtw
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Are any participants of the HCLS (or at least someone who is readi
Are any participants of the HCLS (or at least someone who is reading this
mailing list) in connection with the Encyclopedia of Life project [1, 2]? The
announcement of this ambitious project in the last month had international
press coverage -- and it seems that Semantic Web technologies will p
Matthias,
This is a very important problem and an early harmonization effort could save a
lot of pain later on (A stitch in time saves nine).
An interesting point to be noted here is that the UMLS and NCI metathesauri
seek to do a similar thing for medical vocabularies.
Wondering if there's a
