[OTDev] Datasets with Features for multi entity relationships ?
Christoph Helma helma at in-silico.chTue Nov 23 17:35:16 CET 2010
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Excerpts from surajit ray's message of Tue Nov 23 09:12:16 +0100 2010: > Hi Christoph, > > Scrolling through the mile long RDF file - I could barely make out > whats going on ! One of the big advantages of XML ;-) > Could you please outline in a graphical/intuitive > description as to what exactly is implemented in the RDF ? You are better off, if you have a look at the Turtle representation (was attached in the previous post) which is easier to read. A dataset with 3 compounds and 3 substructures would have the following basic structure (assuming that - featureX occurs in compound1 and compound2 - featureY occurs in compound2 - featureZ occurs in compound1 and compound3 ) compounds: - compound1 - compound2 - compound3 data_entries: - compound1: featureX: true featureZ: true - compound2: featureY: true featureX: true - compound3: featureZ: true features: featureX: ot:smarts: cN ot:pValue: 0.97 ot:effect: activating ot:hasSource: http://webservices.in-silico.ch/algorithm/fminer/bbrc ot:parameters: dataset_uri: http://webservices.in-silico.ch/dataset/1 featureY: ot:smarts: ccc ot:pValue: 0.96 ot:effect: deactivating ot:hasSource: http://webservices.in-silico.ch/algorithm/fminer/bbrc ot:parameters: dataset_uri: http://webservices.in-silico.ch/dataset/1 featureZ: ot:smarts: N(O)=O ot:pValue: 0.99 ot:effect: activating ot:hasSource: http://webservices.in-silico.ch/algorithm/fminer/bbrc ot:parameters: dataset_uri: http://webservices.in-silico.ch/dataset/1 > Also I have a question about mutually common relationships like MCSS. > MCSS is common to both compounds (being compared). So in your > representation would it be necessary to represent the relationship > twice ? That is once for each compound - or can it be represented just > once and be associated with both compounds ? I would do it like this: compounds: - compound1 - compound2 data_entries: - compound1: mcss_feature: true - compound2: mcss_feature: true features: mcss_feature: ot:smarts: c1cccc1(CC) ot:hasSource: your_mcss_service_uri Best regards, Christoph
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