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9.Appreciate some of the limits of OWL 2;
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Alexander Garcia Castro, alexgarc...@gmail.com, Florida State University
Christoph LANGE, allegris...@gmail.com, University of Birmingham
Phillip Lord, phillip.l...@newcastle.ac.uk, University of Newcastle
Robert Stevens, robert.stev...@manchester.ac.uk, University of Manchester
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range of the biomedical ontology community;
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success of the conference.
The ICBO Steering Committee
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Pacific Symposium on biocomputing (PSB), pages 624-636, 2003.
which we did a bit more systmatically in
Jesualdo Tomás Fernández-Breis, Luigi Iannone, Ignazio Palmisano, Alan L.
Rector, and Robert Stevens. Enriching the gene ontology via the dissection of
labels using the on
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*** Organizing Committee ***
General Chairs: Ronald Cornet (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) and Robert
Stevens (Manchester, UK)
Workshops and Tutorials Chair: Melanie Courtot (Vancouver, Canada)
Early Career Consortium Chair: Ludger Jansen (Rostock, Germany)
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School of Computer Science
University of Manchester
Oxford Road
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CONTACT
For all queries about the Early Career Symposium, please contact Ludger
Jansen (ludger.jan...@uni-rostock.de).
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Reader in bioHealth Informatics
School of Computer Science
University of Manchester
Oxford Road
information or to offer sponsorship, please send us a note at
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*** Organizing Committee ***
General Chairs: Ronald Cornet (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) and Robert
Stevens (Manchester, UK)
Workshops and Tutorials Chair: Melanie Courtot (Vancouver, Canada)
Early Career
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Stevens (Manchester, UK)
Workshops and Tutorials Chair: Melanie Courtot (Vancouver, Canada)
Early Career Consortium Chair: Ludger Jansen (Rostock, Germany)
Software Demonstration Chair: Trish Whetzel (Stanford, USA)
Proceedings Chair: Janna Hastings (Geneva, Switzerland)
Local Chair: Stefan
There will be a call to a special issue associated with ICBO2012.
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From: Vladimir Mironov
To: robert Stevens
Cc: public-semweb-lifesci@w3.org
Sent: Friday, October 07, 2011 6:10 PM
Subject: Re: Call for Submissions: International conference on
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*** Organizing Committee ***
General Chairs: Ronald Cornet (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) and Robert
Stevens (Manchester, UK)
Workshops and Tutorials Chair: Melanie Courtot (Vancouver, Canada)
Early Career Consortium Chair: Ludger Jansen (Rostock, Germany)
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Call for Papers Closing in One Week
www.iscb.org/ismb2008/sub_papers.php
Paper Submission Deadline January 16, 2008
Robert Stevens and I are co-chairing the databases and ontologies session
and we invite you to submit papers on these themes to help us build a
stimulating session.
We look forwa
I think the bio-ontologies SIG and Semantic Web would intersect. One can do
SW without ontology and one can do ontology without SW.
I think the data integration idea is a much better one. I think it a
mistake to have too narrow a technology focus. The ISMB folk definitely
like to see some
Just to clarify; a selection of papers from the day will be invited to
puvblished extended versions in BMC. there is a puclicaiton cost.
At 20:39 01/05/2007, Kei Cheung wrote:
Hi Matthias et al,
It looks like there is some interest in writing a group paper describing
the demo work that is c
STER ABSTRACTS
The long-standing ISMB Bio-Ontologies SIG is in its tenth consecutive
year. This year the workshop will have a celebratory and reflective
discussion on
"Bio-Ontologies: ten years past and looking to the future".
Program chairs:
Robert Stevens (1), Phillip Lor
fusion) but to the
formalism (formality of the ontology as you refer to it) that
is embedded in the framework.
I do not disagree that this page can be improved further
(which is the purpose and strongpoint of wikipedia), but
explaining in laymans terms what a formal ontology is about is a chal
wikipedia page might need more than one definitions of "formal
ontology" to
reflect the nature of these concepts.
Yong
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Sent: Wed 1/24/2007 10:03 AM
To: Robert Stevens; Phillip Lord; Alan Ruttenberg
Cc: public-semwe
'd be inclined to agree with Phil. I don't where the bit about
"algorithms" has come from. The other mistake, I think, is not to
make the distinction between formality of language for representaiton
and the formality of the ontology itself. The latter is, I think, a
matter of the distinctions m
Dear Friends,
Helen Parkinson and Robert Stevens are chairing the Ontologies and
Databases area at ISMB this year. We would like a really good set of
papers to review and select a very strong session. We therefore
encourage you to submit papers. we know there is a lot of interesting
work
006, at 3:54 AM, Phillip Lord wrote:
"Robert" == Robert
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writes:
Robert> There's another answer of using the reasoner by
building
Robert> your ontology to take advantage of its capabilities.
the
Robert> conceptual lego approach re
There's another answer of using the reasoner by building your
ontology to take advantage of its capabilities. the conceptual lego
approach relies on the reasoner.
Anecdotally, I've managed to miss out subsumption relationships by
hand in ontologies as small as a dozen classes. Also, when bui
Chris is right, but the IS itself has no view on the matter. it does,
I believe, play some tricks inside making instances classes to do the
reasoning. What the user sees are instances. When we use the IS to
classify proteins, we have a class "p53" and we translate all the
genes in a genome in
sets in OWL...)
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vestment we make now will lead to greater and
more effective sharing of knowledge, and to surprising discoveries
enabled by making it much easier to get, understand, and integrate
knowledge/data than it currently is.
-Alan
Dr. Robert Stevens
Senior Lecturer
School of Computer Science
Univer
asoner can
infer from the description that two reactions are the same - even if
they have different identifiers, or if in the database the left and
right side
are reversed.
Moreover, the reasoners can be used to find inconsistencies within
(and across)
the databases. Work explored by Jeremy and Al
I think this is good. Using upper levels to guide towards good
choices of properties is very useful.
robert.
At 13:29 13/06/2006, Matthias Samwald wrote:
> One small, but significant, dislike of the bio-ontology community
> for SUMO (as used by Solditova and King) is that it isn't really
>
The range of upper ontology reflects the different philosophical
viewpoints on the nature of what exists in the world. Different upper
ontologies make different distinctions. Most of the upper ontologies
have a great deal in common, but different philosophies make
different distinction and ev
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