data, measured data, derived data
I thought we were going to name these to be uncontroversially
singular: data item, measured data item, derived data item. So rather
than obsolete "data item", can we modify it? Also for data set - can
we just relabel as "data collection"?
def: "Measured data is an information content entity that is the
output of an assay."
Should also add. "Measured data can also be the output of some process
on information. Examples include the measured blood glucose level, the
count of matches to a information in a database."
measured data and derived data are both direct subclasses of
information content entity. Shouldn't these be under data (item) ?
Cheers,
Chris
data, measured data, derived data
I thought we were going to name these to be uncontroversially singular: data item, measured data item, derived data item.
So rather than obsolete "data item", can we modify it? Also for data set - can we just relabel as "data collection"?
def: "Measured data is an information content entity that is the output of an assay."
Should also add. "Measured data can also be the output of some process on information. Examples include the measured blood glucose level, the count of matches to a information in a database."
measured data and derived data are both direct subclasses of information content entity. Shouldn't these be under data (item) ?
Hi Chris,
Thanks for looking at these.data, measured data, derived data
I thought we were going to name these to be uncontroversially singular: data item, measured data item, derived data item.
Sounds good, I've changed the names now and checked them in.
So rather than obsolete "data item", can we modify it? Also for data set - can we just relabel as "data collection"?
'data item' is an IAO class which was why I added 'data' to show how I thought this should look (reflecting changes form the workshop). I can change the IAO file, but not sure what the protocol is, Alan? Happy to change it to data collection.
def: "Measured data is an information content entity that is the output of an assay."
Should also add. "Measured data can also be the output of some process on information. Examples include the measured blood glucose level, the count of matches to a information in a database."
Perfect, added that in now.
measured data and derived data are both direct subclasses of information content entity. Shouldn't these be under data (item) ?
They are asserted children if ICE but they do infer under data (the one I added not the IAO one) when the reasoner is ran.
Does that make sense? For clarity to other people I added 'data' as a class just to show how it should look when changes are done (i.e. 'derived data' and 'measured data' are what we consider to be 'data'). We also have from IAO though 'data set'. I guess we need to harmonise these and remove the one I added and put the same restrictions on the IAO class.
James
Cheers,
Chris
On Feb 11, 2009, at 1:01 PM, James Malone wrote:
Hi All,
I added in the newly defined data class which is either derived data (output of a DT) or measured data (output of an assay) and also added these classes. Please see updated file and let me know if this does not look right to you. I would suggest over time we should obsolete data item and data set - although these of course come from IAO so I'm not sure what the procedure is there.
Alan, I've been doing a lot of work last couple of days and reasoning has slowed slightly. I haven't adding anything that is incorrect but feel free to have a prod with your new tool if you like :) If you find something you want to take out can you let me know first please as I don't want to lose any of the new information I added.
Thanks!
James
- Bjoern
Regarding the things that need to be added, I don't think there was a huge number of terms, so maybe the perl script is an overkill. If we can work out on a clear list of classes and their metadata + their position in the hierarchy I'm happy to do the edits (and I volunteer James too ;) )
Hi all,
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Great thanks Chris. I'll let Melanie have first pass at these and I can pick up the bits she doesn't have time to finish. Melanie if you can delegate what you'd like me to do that's fine.
JM
On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 11:00 PM, Chris Stoeckert <stoe...@pcbi.upenn.edu> wrote:Hi Melanie, James,Thanks! Here's the list as I see it.Regarding the things that need to be added, I don't think there was a huge number of terms, so maybe the perl script is an overkill. If we can work out on a clear list of classes and their metadata + their position in the hierarchy I'm happy to do the edits (and I volunteer James too ;) )Chrisdata/ data item, measured data item, derived data item: already added by James and discusseddata format specification, objective format specification, study design: agree with Plan and Planned Process proposalssoftware: already in OBI. No changes based on OBI Workshop.data collection # already in OBI as data setsubclass of: information content entitydefinition: data collection is an information content entity that has two or more data items as parts collected because they are related in some way. Examples of data collections include data items about the same thing, data items from the same assay, study, or investigation, data items about the same quality.synonym: data seteditor note: Originally included the bundling was for some purpose but that requires a matching logical definition. Removed "without implication of homogeneity or other structural constraints, at least at the broadest level" as it did not add anything.definition source: OBI workshop
data representational modelsubclass of: information entity about a realizabledefinition: data representational model is an information content entity of the relationships between data items. Examples include gene regulatory graph model, phylogenetic tree, protein interaction network. A data representational model is encoded in a data format specification such as for cytoscape or biopax.synonym: data structure, data structure specificationdefinition source: OBI workshop
independent variablesubclass of: information entity about a realizabledefinition: independent variable is an information content entity that is varied within an experiment (signifying, for example, the 'control' and 'experimental' groups).editor note: Replace with definition from Feb 2, 2009 OBI Workshopsynonym: experimental factordefinition source: OBI workshophypothesis # currently in OBI as a Role.subclass of: information content entitydefinition: hypothesis is an information content entity that is a reasoned proposal which is intended to be tested. Examples include: Tamoxifen cures cancer; Gene A regulates pathway B. Investigation has objective (hypothesis testing objective) which has part hypothesiseditor note: falsifiable versus testabledefinition source: OBI workshopstudy resultsubclass of: information content entitydefinition: Study Result is an information content entity that is a specified data output of a study.definition source: OBI workshop
study interpretation # replaces conclusion under narrative object?subclass of: information content entitydefinition: Study interpretation is an information content entity interpreting a study result. Examples include whether a hypothesis is false, the study failed to address the hypothesis, the study results have led to new hypotheses.editor note: current definition is a narrative object which can be published in a paper summarizing and interpreting a protocol applicationsynonym: conclusiondefinition source: OBI workshop
report # would replace narrative object
subclass of: information content entitydefinition: A report is an information content entity assembled by an author for the purpose of providing information for the audience.
A report is the output of a documenting process and has the objective to be consumed by a specific audience. Topic of the report is on something that has completed. A report is not a single figure. Examples of reports are journal article, patent application, grant progress report, case report (not patient record)
editor note: would replace narrative objectdefinition source: OBI workshop
report element # would replace report display elementsubclass of: information content entitydefinition: A report element is an information content entity in which information is presented and consumed by a human being. Examples of report elements are figure (dot plot), table, text portion … (may include a movie or audio clip on a web page).editor note: needs some more work (clarify relations).definition source: OBI workshop
measurement unit label # already in OBIsubclass of: labeldefinition: measurement unit label is as a label that is part of a scalar measurement data item and denotes a unit of measure.editor note: instances of unit label would be drawn from the PATO units of measurement ontology or equivalent.definition source: Alan Ruttenberg, OBI Workshop
!! Change location of label in hierarchy from subclass of data item to subclass of information content entity because label does not match logical constraints for data item
!! change scalar measurement datum to scalar measurement data item
numeral # already in OBI!! OK as is however need to change location of symbol in hierarchy from subclass of data item to subclass of information content entity because label does not match logical constraints for data item
I would like to take this term, and place it under the Plan and Planned
process branch. I can take care of the definitions etc. from the workshop.
>> hypothesis # currently in OBI as a Role.
>> subclass of: information content entity
>> definition: hypothesis is an information content entity that is a
>> reasoned proposal which is intended to be tested. Examples
>> include: Tamoxifen cures cancer; Gene A regulates pathway
>> B. Investigation has objective (hypothesis testing objective)
>> which has part hypothesis
>> editor note: falsifiable versus testable
>> definition source: OBI workshop
>>
>> study result
>> subclass of: information content entity
>> definition: Study Result is an information content entity that
>> is a specified data output of a study.
>> definition source: OBI workshop
>>
>
> what about a defined class for that one? for example, conclusion is a
> narrative object, but also a study result. The logical definition
> would be the same, except that it wouldn't be asserted under ICE.
>
Yes, it can be a defined class. It will be a subclass of 'data item'
though, which 'conclusion' is not (see below)
>
>>
>> study interpretation # replaces conclusion under narrative object?
>> subclass of: information content entity
>> definition: Study interpretation is an information content
>> entity interpreting a study result. Examples include whether a
>> hypothesis is false, the study failed to address the
>> hypothesis, the study results have led to new hypotheses.
>> editor note: current definition is a narrative object which can
>> be published in a paper summarizing and interpreting a protocol
>> application
>> synonym: conclusion
>> definition source: OBI workshop
>>
> Study interpretation a specified data output of a study, and as such
> would get inferred by the reasoner under the defined class study
> result, even though it would replace conclusion in the asserted hierarchy.
>
> I am not sure if the 2 are actually synonyms: could I have several
> study interpretations (e.g. James thinks A, I think B) and then one
> conclusion (Bjoern publishes the paper on that study and decides that
> C, his interpretation, was the final conclusion of the study)?
>
They are not synonyms. 'Results' are like 'data items', e.g. 'the
average weight of mice in group A was lower than in group B with a
p-value of p=0.02', is a result. A conclusion or now 'study
interpretation' is going beyond stating what the data is and
generalizing / interpreting it, e.g. 'This confirms our hypothesis that
feeding mice sugar makes them gain weight'.
I agree with Chris, Currently: 'measurement unit label' is_a 'data
item', which is not true.
> In summary, most of those are in IAO, so I need to submit them under
> the tracker there.
> If we can just clarify the few points above, I'll add them under the
> IAO tracker, and will leave 2 weeks for other IAO members to object if
> needed. At which point I'll implement the modifications in the IAO file.
>
> An other side note regarding the definition source: we are in the
> process of trying to homogenize them. Most of the above read
> "definition source: OBI workshop", would everybody be happy to
> consider that equivalent to "definition source :GROUP:OBI" with an
> editor note "2009-xx-xx: work on this term has been finalized during
> the OBI workshop winter 2009"?
Fine with me
Bjoern
I think I go along with the proposal to create an OBI data item as
defined at the OBI workshop that is currently more restricted than the
IAO datum. This is related to comments below on subclasses.
>>
>>
>>>
>>> data representational model
>>> subclass of: information entity about a realizable
>>> definition: data representational model is an information content
>>> entity of the relationships between data items. Examples include
>>> gene regulatory graph model, phylogenetic tree, protein
>>> interaction network. A data representational model is encoded in
>>> a data format specification such as for cytoscape or biopax.
>>> synonym: data structure, data structure specification
>>> definition source: OBI workshop
>>>
>>
>> I could add into OBI, but maybe we want to submit
The key part of the definition for me is relationships between data
items where data items are measured data and derived data. I vote for
OBI.
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> independent variable
>>> subclass of: information entity about a realizable
>>> definition: independent variable is an information content entity
>>> that is varied within an experiment (signifying, for example, the
>>> 'control' and 'experimental' groups).
>>> editor note: Replace with definition from Feb 2, 2009 OBI
>>> Workshop
>>> synonym: experimental factor
>>> definition source: OBI workshop
>>>
> I would like to take this term, and place it under the Plan and
> Planned process branch. I can take care of the definitions etc. from
> the workshop.
OK. Thanks.
Agree with Bjoern. I don't think that study interpretation is a
specified data output.
label is a subclass of IAO data item (datum). It is not a subclass of
OBI-defined data item (union of measured data item and derived data
item).
>>
>>
>>
>>> !! change scalar measurement datum to scalar measurement data
>>> item
>>>
>>
>> in IAO
>>
>>>
>>> numeral # already in OBI
>>> !! OK as is however need to change location of symbol in
>>> hierarchy from subclass of data item to subclass of information
>>> content entity because label does not match logical constraints
>>> for data item
>>>
>>
>> same as above - I am not following. Would you mind telling me a bit
>> more?
>>
> I agree with Chris, Currently: 'measurement unit label' is_a 'data
> item', which is not true.
As above.
>
>> In summary, most of those are in IAO, so I need to submit them
>> under the tracker there.
>> If we can just clarify the few points above, I'll add them under
>> the IAO tracker, and will leave 2 weeks for other IAO members to
>> object if needed. At which point I'll implement the modifications
>> in the IAO file.
>>
>> An other side note regarding the definition source: we are in the
>> process of trying to homogenize them. Most of the above read
>> "definition source: OBI workshop", would everybody be happy to
>> consider that equivalent to "definition source :GROUP:OBI" with an
>> editor note "2009-xx-xx: work on this term has been finalized
>> during the OBI workshop winter 2009"?
> Fine with me
> Bjoern
Me too.
Chris
data/ data item, measured data item, derived data item: alreadyadded by James and discusseddata format specification, objective format specification, studydesign: agree with Plan and Planned Process proposalssoftware: already in OBI. No changes based on OBI Workshop.data collection # already in OBI as data setsubclass of: information content entitydefinition: data collection is an information content entity thathas two or more data items as parts collected because they arerelated in some way. Examples of data collections include dataitems about the same thing, data items from the same assay,study, or investigation, data items about the same quality.synonym: data seteditor note: Originally included the bundling was for somepurpose but that requires a matching logical definition. Removed"without implication of homogeneity or other structuralconstraints, at least at the broadest level" as it did not addanything.definition source: OBI workshopdata set is actually imported from IAO: IAO_0000100I think I go along with the proposal to create an OBI data item as defined at the OBI workshop that is currently more restricted than the IAO datum. This is related to comments below on subclasses.The data item discussion needs to be pushed to IAO (as mentioned by Bjoern). Either the OBI data item is equivalent to the IAO one and then IAO updates their definition, or they are not the same and OBI subclasses the IAO data item. I would suggest to decide on that one, and then address the data set case?
data representational modelsubclass of: information entity about a realizabledefinition: data representational model is an information contententity of the relationships between data items. Examples includegene regulatory graph model, phylogenetic tree, proteininteraction network. A data representational model is encoded ina data format specification such as for cytoscape or biopax.synonym: data structure, data structure specificationdefinition source: OBI workshopThe key part of the definition for me is relationships between data items where data items are measured data and derived data. I vote for OBI.I could add into OBI, but maybe we want to submit
independent variablesubclass of: information entity about a realizabledefinition: independent variable is an information content entitythat is varied within an experiment (signifying, for example, the'control' and 'experimental' groups).editor note: Replace with definition from Feb 2, 2009 OBI Workshopsynonym: experimental factordefinition source: OBI workshopI would like to take this term, and place it under the Plan and Planned process branch. I can take care of the definitions etc. from the workshop.OK. Thanks.
They are not synonyms. 'Results' are like 'data items', e.g. 'the average weight of mice in group A was lower than in group B with a p-value of p=0.02', is a result. A conclusion or now 'study interpretation' is going beyond stating what the data is and generalizing / interpreting it, e.g. 'This confirms our hypothesis that feeding mice sugar makes them gain weight'.
Agree with Bjoern. I don't think that study interpretation is a specified data output.
!! change scalar measurement datum to scalar measurement data itemin IAOnumeral # already in OBI!! OK as is however need to change location of symbol inhierarchy from subclass of data item to subclass of informationcontent entity because label does not match logical constraintsfor data itemsame as above - I am not following. Would you mind telling me a bit more?I agree with Chris, Currently: 'measurement unit label' is_a 'data item', which is not true.As above.
In summary, most of those are in IAO, so I need to submit them under the tracker there.If we can just clarify the few points above, I'll add them under the IAO tracker, and will leave 2 weeks for other IAO members to object if needed. At which point I'll implement the modifications in the IAO file.An other side note regarding the definition source: we are in the process of trying to homogenize them. Most of the above read "definition source: OBI workshop", would everybody be happy to consider that equivalent to "definition source :GROUP:OBI" with an editor note "2009-xx-xx: work on this term has been finalized during the OBI workshop winter 2009"?Fine with meBjoern
Me too.
Chris
Do others have objections to the change?
Thanks,
Chris
They are not synonyms. 'Results' are like 'data items', e.g. 'the average weight of mice in group A was lower than in group B with a p-value of p=0.02', is a result. A conclusion or now 'study interpretation' is going beyond stating what the data is and generalizing / interpreting it, e.g. 'This confirms our hypothesis that feeding mice sugar makes them gain weight'.