From: Richard C. <rc...@eb...> - 2006-01-11 12:45:46
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The PSI-MI ontology uses the approach I've suggested. For example: [Term] id: MI:0016 name: circular dichroism exact_synonym: "cd" [] synonym: "CD" [] [Term] id: MI:0018 name: two hybrid synonym: "2H" [] [Term] id: MI:0019 name: coimmunoprecipitation exact_synonym: "coip" [] [Term] id: MI:0020 name: transmission electron microscopy exact_synonym: "tem" [] -- Richard Cote Software Engineer - PRIDE Project Team (Sequence Database Group) European Bioinformatics Institute Wellcome Trust Genome Campus RC...@eb... Hinxton Cambridge CB10 1SD Phone: (+44) 1223 492610 United Kingdom Fax : (+44) 1223 494468 -----Original Message----- From: Randy Julian [mailto:rkj...@in...] Sent: 11 January 2006 12:13 To: Richard Cote Cc: psi...@li...; hh...@eb...; 'Philip Jones'; 'Chris Taylor' Subject: Re: Psidev-ms-dev digest, Vol 1 #83 - 1 msg Richard, All acronyms require context. I like the idea of expanding them. Are there other ontologies being developed by the PSI that have the same problem? Randy Richard Cote wrote: >Hi Randy > >A quick comment on the ontology. I believe that the use of acronyms as >term names should be avoided if possible. The OBO format allows for the >use of synonyms and I believe that the acronyms should be placed there, >with the full name as the primary term name. In other ontolgies that I >have seen, this is common practice. The mzData/analysisXML files will >not have the definitions and some of these acronyms, taken out of >context, quickly become meaningless. > >id: PSI:1000070 >name: APCI > >id: PSI:1000071 >name: CI > >id: PSI:1000072 >name: EI > >id: PSI:1000073 >name: ESI > >id: PSI:1000074 >name: FAB > >id: PSI:1000075 >name: MALDI > >id: PSI:1000079 >name: FT-ICR > >id: PSI:1000084 >name: TOF > >id: PSI:1000086 >name: FWHM > >id: PSI:1000111 >name: EMT > >id: PSI:1000117 >name: ADC > >id: PSI:1000119 >name: TDC > >id: PSI:1000133 >name: CID > >id: PSI:1000134 >name: PD > >id: PSI:1000135 >name: PSD > >id: PSI:1000136 >name: SID > >Best regards, >Richard >-- >Richard Cote >Software Engineer - PRIDE Project Team (Sequence Database Group) > >European Bioinformatics Institute >Wellcome Trust Genome Campus RC...@eb... >Hinxton >Cambridge CB10 1SD Phone: (+44) 1223 492610 >United Kingdom Fax : (+44) 1223 494468 > > > > |