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Allow curators to annotate specifiers as unmatchable #49
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This pull request changes some aspects of the PHYX model in order to facilitate curation and to keep the Curation Tool in sync with the Curation Workflow. These changes includes: - Removed `@id` field (closes #2). - Added a verbatim specifier field for all specifiers (closes #17). - Added a curator comments field for all phyloreferences (closes #24). - Allows the curator to document that they expect a single node to resolve to multiple phyloreferences by selecting a matching labeled node from the phyloreferencing panel (#32). - Added a simple system for marking specifiers that could not be matched (#49). - Improved display of scientific names and specimens as specifiers.
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This pull request changes some aspects of the PHYX model in order to facilitate curation and to keep the Curation Tool in sync with the Curation Workflow. These changes includes: - Removed `@id` field (closes #2). - Added a verbatim specifier field for all specifiers (closes #17). - Added a curator comments field for all phyloreferences (closes #24). - Allows the curator to document that they expect a single node to resolve to multiple phyloreferences by selecting a matching labeled node from the phyloreferencing panel (#32). - Added a simple system for marking specifiers that could not be matched (#49). - Improved display of scientific names and specimens as specifiers.
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I've created a simple system to do this as part of #34 in f0cb87d and dd8f816, but its UI needs to be improved. I think we want a four-way system:
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