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Martin Scharm edited this page Mar 12, 2016
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COMODI is an ontology, because COmputational MOdels Differ. Have a look at the following figure to have a quick-start on COMODI. A detailed description is available at the COMODI web page.
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- The COMODI namespace is
http://purl.uni-rostock.de/comodi/comodi#
and we recommend usingcomodi:
as a prefix. That means if you want to address theKnowledgeGain
term you should go forcomodi:KnowledgeGain
to link tohttp://purl.uni-rostock.de/comodi/comodi#KnowledgeGain
- The central subtree in COMODI is rooted by
comodi:Change
. - A
comodi:Change
can be described in detail using four object properties and terms of the four other branches in COMODI. That means acomodi:Change
... -
comodi:appliesTo
comodi:XmlEntity
— links a change to acomodi:XmlEntity
, e.g., an XML attribute (seecomodi:XmlAttribute
). -
comodi:hasIntention
comodi:Intention
— explains the intention of a change, e.g., an extension of the model (seecomodi:Expansion
). -
comodi:hasReason
comodi:Reason
— provides a reason for a change, e.g., a mismatch with the corresponding publication (seecomodi:MismatchWithPublication
). -
comodi:affects
comodi:Target
— indicates which part of the model has changed, e.g., a species definition (seecomodi:SpeciesSetup
).
- Explore COMODI at the project's website
- Please help us improving the ontology
- There is a JAVA library to use COMODI in your tools: jCOMODI
- COMODI is mirrored to BioPortal, see COMODI on BioPortal.