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Improve query for absence phenotypes #24

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balhoff opened this issue Oct 4, 2018 · 6 comments
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Improve query for absence phenotypes #24

balhoff opened this issue Oct 4, 2018 · 6 comments
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balhoff commented Oct 4, 2018

Currently absence phenotypes are very difficult to navigate in faceted browsing—either they are impossible to find or they can't be queried along with other phenotypes for a structure.

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balhoff commented Oct 4, 2018

Need to test adding phenotype_of relations to absence phenotypes—can this interact cleanly with reasoning?

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wdahdul commented May 2, 2019

Still need this to work for queries to the term 'absent'

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balhoff commented May 17, 2019

Need to make 'absent' searches automatically perform 'lacks all parts of type' searches.

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hlapp commented May 17, 2019

Is this needed for the Evolution 2019 workshop? If yes, @balhoff or @wdahdul can either of you add it to the respective project?

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balhoff commented May 20, 2019

I requested some changes to PATO which will make this more feasible: pato-ontology/pato#243

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balhoff commented Nov 21, 2019

The phenotype_of changes appear to be working well. What still remains to be done is to add axioms to the KB that lump "reciprocal" queries together (facilitated by pato-ontology/pato#243 which is now merged).

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