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Incorporate ontologies into DICOM SNOMED to NCIt mapping #7

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gaurav opened this issue Aug 11, 2020 · 3 comments
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Incorporate ontologies into DICOM SNOMED to NCIt mapping #7

gaurav opened this issue Aug 11, 2020 · 3 comments
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gaurav commented Aug 11, 2020

We now have an SSSOM file containing mappings from DICOM SNOMED to NCIt using the NCI Metathesaurus as part of cancerDHC/operations#48. In this issue, we will attempt to fill in the missing gaps by using terms from particular ontologies, in particular:

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gaurav commented Sep 16, 2020

We now have the exact terms from:

This puts us at 2,434 terms remaining to be matched. You can see the mappings in the SSSOM file.

My immediate next step is to see if we can group the remaining terms in some way, perhaps by looking at the hierarchical information in the NCImt. That might make it easier to figure out how to go about mapping the remaining terms.

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gaurav commented Sep 18, 2020

Added RadLex to the list as mentioned in cancerDHC/operations#48 (comment).

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balhoff commented Oct 13, 2020

Since individual ontologies can be tackled as separable work items, I created #19 and will close this issue. I also created #20 for exploring use of NCImt hierarchy to aid mapping by grouping terms.

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