From: <ju...@cs...> - 2006-02-07 23:32:51
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Chris Stoeckert <sto...@pc...> writes: > > AlgorithmInvocation has a comment_string attribute that can be used > to put your convenient name. AnalysisAlgorithm can be used to tie > that to Similarity rows through the softlinks table_id, row_id. Ok, for a set of blast results I can put one row in Core.AlgorithmInvocation (with the blast parameters) and Core.AnalysisAlgorithm is the linking table to multiple lines in DoTS.Similarity. For this purpose, one can then just ignore : Core.AlgorithmParamKey Core.AlgorithmParam Core.AlgorithmParamKeyType I did make it overly complicated. [...] > Evidence could > be use (target = similarity; fact = external database release). Ok, this could work too. > We are looking into altering Similarity or adding a table to better > capture alignments (an attribute to indicate gaps). Cool; > We can also > consider providing a link to external database release as part of > this if it makes sense. That's pretty much what I went a head an implemented in our local installation. Thanks for taking a look; Josef > On Feb 6, 2006, at 12:13 PM, Josef Jurek wrote: > > > > > > > Any thoughts on this? > > > > Does implementing a "SRes.ExternalDatabaseRelease"-like way to group > > rows in DoTS.Similarity together sound useful to anybody, > > or do people find the use of Core.AnalysisAlgorithm to accomplish > > such a thing completely satisfactory? > > > > Thanks, Josef > > [...] > > > > I wrote: > >> > >> > >> In the recent past, some of us needed a way to > >> distinguish between blast results in DoTS.Similarity by [...] |