06:10:11 RRSAgent has joined #hcls 06:10:11 logging to http://www.w3.org/2006/10/04-hcls-irc 06:10:17 rrsagent, set log world 07:11:36 Joanne has joined #hcls 07:21:07 Helen has joined #hcls 07:21:47 vipul has joined #hcls 07:24:57 jar has joined #hcls 07:26:46 eric presented a modal logic called KD45 as a way of talking about provenance (skepticism over truth value of statements) 07:27:08 jar said fine, another tool for the toolbox 07:27:41 eric suggested that trotting out KD45 as an epistemological stance might help us when we talk with folks from the AI community 07:27:57 then, discussion of best practices document 07:28:22 ivan said we need plans to make definite documents with definite editors, and assked what they were 07:29:04 a laundry list of problem is not good enough; we need to spell out what we tried, what the roadblocks were, what's needed to fix 07:30:02 jar suggested that everyone's practices are very interesting, and writing about these goes beyond just a problems document 07:30:18 and it's too early to know which practices are a"best" ones 07:30:48 eric is typing 'slides' as we talk and these should be included in the minutes 07:31:36 ivan: for any demo, what really important points do the demo demonstrate? this would be a good document 07:34:27 eric: until lunch, work on specifying these things (use cases, demos, problems) that we will write about 13:04:48 RRSAgent has joined #hcls 13:04:48 logging to http://www.w3.org/2006/10/04-hcls-irc 13:09:15 eneumann has joined #hcls 13:09:34 ScribeNick eneumann 13:10:42 ACPP Presentation- Helen Chen... 13:12:58 ...new charter: http://esw.w3.org/topic/HCLS/ACPPTaskForce/UpdatedCharter#preview 13:13:28 ... Temporal reasoning etc. 13:14:04 ...notes: BP Note of SW for Adaptive Clinical Workflow (mid Nov 06) 13:14:43 ... Bench to Bedside demo around Parkinsons (BioONT) 13:15:40 ... artifacts: ACWF demo, Notes, use-cases: derived ontologies and rules 13:19:44 ... Working Draft of Notes, to be public, so will need to receive and respond to comments 13:20:08 Ivan for now is staff contact for adding publications 13:20:58 -> pointer to the W3C Publication rules: http://www.w3.org/2005/07/pubrules 13:21:44 BioRDF+BioONT: Vipul presentation... 13:22:22 ... USe case nailed: "Shw me the location of receptors that bind..." 13:22:53 ... spans anatomy, neurosci, mol bio, pharma, clincial/medical 13:23:10 /spans DBS; HI DB (OWL), Neuron DB, BioRDF 13:23:27 ... sources Cocodat... 13:24:05 .... Demo Tasks: specify SPARQL forms, annotations, merge warehouses... 13:26:29 ...start as one merged warehouse, then demonstrate distributed DBs 13:27:19 ... user interface? choices? 13:28:10 ...Architectural Alternatives (in Note): Data Warhouse , Mediator, etc 13:30:04 ...demo: april 2007 13:31:42 ... Report: use-cases, arch, value SW prop, UI, editors Kei-Cheung, Don Doherty, Susie Stephens -- Deadline Nov 06 13:32:02 -> Found a reference to a system doing federated queries (but I have *no* experience with it): http://darq.sourceforge.net/ 13:32:43 also...http://www.w3.org/2004/10/04-pharmaFederate/ 13:33:10 and .. http://www.w3.org/2004/04/30-RDF-RDB-access/ 13:35:03 ... Don Doherty editorial lead for BioRDF-BioONT report 13:35:36 Helen Chen will be editorial lead for ACWP Notes 13:40:15 ... BioRDF-BioONT next steps: joint TC/wiki, sessions map; where to have a demo machine(s) located? 13:40:45 ... possible inclusion of guidelines for Parkinson's ala ACPP 13:41:20 BioONT report, first draft Nov 08 ontology modeling and mapping 13:44:37 Alan's demo... 13:50:43 ... graph tool 'Prefuse' for graphing classes and instances 13:53:05 Joanne has joined #hcls 13:53:09 ... ontology instances for instance relations; use punning later Owl1.1 13:53:35 how (where) do i find the minutes on the web of yesterday and today? 13:54:17 joanne, there's a general form to use... will find later 14:03:27 hybrow is a great example of a potential consumer of semweb stuff 14:03:55 it's going to be very sensitive to the wild type/mutant distinction (i.e. what's true in nature versus what's been created in the laboratory) 14:04:52 and many knowledge bases don't make this distinction ==> BAD semweb practice. 14:06:02 Joanne: the minutes of yesterday are at: http://www.w3.org/2006/10/03-hcls-minutes.html 14:06:09 (still need to be cleaned) 14:06:16 Alan Ruttenberg gave demo - Alan, would you summarize? 14:06:24 the ones of today will be at http://www.w3.org/2006/10/04-hcls-minutes.html when the time comes 14:06:25 Ivan, thanks! 14:10:36 http://www.hybrow.org/ 14:17:13 is there a download site for alan's sw and/or presentations? 14:19:29 location of alan's software is on the hcls wiki: http://esw.w3.org/topic/AlanRuttenberg?highlight=%28lsw%29 14:19:48 for today's work we'll have to ask him 14:33:09 Susie has joined #hcls 14:33:24 ACPP: 2 Notes: ACPP Ontology (Mid Nov. 06), Temporal Reasoning (Dec, 06) 14:34:25 BioONT+BioRDF: Parkinsons Use-Case: WorkingDraft Parkinson's Ontology 14:35:05 BioONT: Ontology Modeling and Mapping Note (Vipul) 14:35:21 Notes from Eric Neuman’s presentation. 14:35:35 Identify strong, feasible focus areas. 14:35:44 This in the clinical space, but connects to many other activities within HCLS. 14:35:58 DSE: CDISC's STDM from a SW Perspective 14:36:11 The theme is translational research, which is cell cultures, animals and into clinical. 14:36:59 ... (2) Retrospective DBs (JANUS) and SW based annotations and links 14:37:45 ...(3) Provenance and trust (non-reputability) and security 14:38:59 Alan Ruttenberg: URI resolution with ontologies (Jan 2007) 14:42:16 ... Jonathan Reese lead editor for URIs... 14:43:04 ... scheduled for Jan 2007 (maybe lucky sooner ; ) ) 14:44:09 Demonstrations: ACPP Demo of adaptable clinical workflows 14:45:14 ... Bio+Ont+BioRDF Parkinson's Collab Demo (April 2007) 14:45:58 Share information and knowledge across and within projects. 14:46:00 DSE Demo: STDM Table and XML models ala RDF (early 2007) 14:46:21 Important to have state thinking about people and animals. 14:46:27 Are reactions to drugs favorable or not. 14:46:33 Lot of state information from biomarkers. 14:46:41 Biomarkers have strong link to the data sets that BioRDF has been working with. 14:46:46 ... (2) DEMO: of retrospective DB (JANUS) using URI wrapping and annotations 14:46:53 Important to map from animal to human. 14:47:00 Lot of people focus on genomics and functional genomics. 14:47:10 Put data into repository and do mining. 14:47:18 Don’t just do this for 1 drug. 14:47:27 Are looking to learn from the experience, so can apply knowledge to future work. 14:47:36 In mechanism space we are utilizing BioPAX. 14:47:59 Domain semantics and flow of them have been defined. (slide 3). 14:48:07 Relationship between HL7, CDISC, FDA. (slide 4) 14:48:16 Overview of ontologies that relate to HL7, CDISC, etc. 14:48:24 It’s all about exchanging data sets. (slide 5) 14:48:39 The FDA has large pool of clinical data, but can’t be analyzed because it’s not available. (slide 6) 14:48:47 Proposed notes and activities. 14:48:56 SDTM exchange model has limitations. 14:49:04 Make it available in a Semantic Web representation. 14:49:12 Goal is to create a note by November. 14:49:20 Eric commits to getting it complete. 14:49:29 Want to have demo by early 2007. 14:49:39 The demo would work with some set of SDTM data in the scenario of a simple experiment. 14:49:47 Latter action items are scheduled for mid to late 2007 (slide 7). 15:04:17 rrsagent, draft minutes 15:04:17 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2006/10/04-hcls-minutes.html ivan 15:04:24 rrsagent, bye 15:04:24 I see no action items