I'm exploring the linked data / RDF representation of neurolex, and am finding that certain paths that are traversible on the wiki are not traversible in the RDF, due to missing connections.
For example, it seems I should be able to go from Area29ofisthmusof_DMVH2003 to 'macaque', via a path link this:
Area29ofisthmusofDMVH2003 --subClassOf--> DMVH2003parcellationschemeparcel --XXX--> DMH2003parcellationscheme_parcel --Species--> Macaque
Unfortunately, the XXX link is missing. This appears to be something to do with aliased pages on the wiki where the aliasing is not present in the RDF.
On the wiki, these two pages have equivalent content:
[DMVH] http://neurolex.org/wiki/Category:DMVH2003_parcellation_scheme_parcel
[DMH] http://neurolex.org/wiki/Category:DMH2003_parcellation_scheme_parcel
One appears to be a redirect of the other.
In the RDF, these have the following URLs (note the URLs in the RDF are subtly different from the HTML which is a little unfortunate and confusing)
[DMVH] http://neurolex.org/wiki/Category-3ADMVH2003_parcellation_scheme_parcel
[DMH] http://neurolex.org/wiki/Category-3ADMH2003_parcellation_scheme_parcel
A number of RDF URIs connect to the DMVH one. However, this appears to be a dead end in the triplestore, it is not the subject of any triples. The DMH URI is the subject of some triples. However, there is nothing connecting the DMVH and DMH URIs. This means that data from the former is unconnected to data in the latter. For example, we cannot traverse this path:
Area_29_of_isthmus_of_DMVH2003 --subClassOf--> DMVH2003_parcellation_scheme_parcel --XXX--> DMH2003_parcellation_scheme_parcel --Species--> Macaque
Because there is nothing in the XXX position.
Is this a known limitation of the linked data representation of neurolex? What is the preferred form of programmatic / query access to neurolex?
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OK, we'll look into this further.
Trish