why again cheminf.owl and cheminf-core.owl?

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Egon Willighagen

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Jul 9, 2014, 8:14:50 AM7/9/14
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Hi all,

I was looking at identifiers, and noted that sometimes information is
split up over cheminf.owl and cheminf-core.owl... For example, for the
HMDB identifier the label and description are in the cheminf-core.owl,
while the subClassing is done in cheminf.owl...

What is the reason for that?

Egon

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Janna Hastings

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Jul 9, 2014, 10:06:48 AM7/9/14
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Hi Egon,

I think this was as a result of a failure of the modularisation strategy adopted a while back. I think initially it was the idea that cheminf-core.owl would contain the content and cheminf.owl only have import statements. It didn't end up working out that way and now we appear to have a pretty random and even distribution of content :-(

Cheers, Janna


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