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<mscottm> Just got off the metro connected via my droid
nice
Dr. Xue Webster new member of the group
Chemist, PhD in medical informatic; work at Lily is to try and uncover novel hypothesis through data and text mining
start with disease of interest, try to identify novel targets - problem of ranking, designing in vivo/in vitro tests
uses semweb technologies to represent and work with data
excited to participate, learn and contribute
<mscottm> Welcome Xue!
<Christi> Welcome Yue!
<yue> thanks
<epichler> manuscript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sh0lttGpqXZuQL-WxTSqj5ZjMRFeYUciHhkHfqRSrTk/edit?hl=en&authkey=CK7D5YYO#
<epichler> supplement: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rxLEXSa0E_5GmjYpDvGOs7yNENcBICKvQco8ecaywOg/edit?hl=en&authkey=CI3-m6oE#
now going over the action items
suggest Deb McGuiness for R1.2
synthetic patient data
https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/TMO-Indivo/file/3334734509e9/syntheticPatients/
joanne: searching for much more
impressive functionality
... question answering is ok, but we need more
chris: genotype-phenotype data will bring insights
joanne: news article shows that open data allows for future use
chris: think of easy to hard questions; could we actually get that out of the data?
http://esw.w3.org/HCLSIG/PharmaOntology/Roles
joanne: what's the role of tmo-external.owl
michel: snapshot of the dependencies at that time - we can ensure consistency with what we develop at that time
elgar: important practical
consideration
... we also did this with the data
michel: problem with the google doc manuscript
use case reworking
bosse - took content from wiki; better to summarize; add to supplement
elgar: supplementary materials -
do we want queries in the paper or in the supplementary
... more readable if we take out the queries and refer to
supplementary material
<mscottm> What about putting the quarries into a separate section like the pendix I'm not sure if that was discussed as an option?
<mscottm> That's from voice recognition
elgar: problems with the queries - will fix
michel: scott -> we agreed that we would put queries + answers in the supplementary material
<mscottm> Tx
joanne: AMIA - need to create a
demonstration - focus on this after the paper
... how can we demo the value of this work
... so that it gains exposure and importance in that
community
scott: will be in the bay area, but can we schedule it so that he can present it
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