16:04:51 RRSAgent has joined #HCLS 16:04:51 logging to http://www.w3.org/2012/12/05-HCLS-irc 16:05:05 michel has changed the topic to: #hcls W3C HCLS – Clinical Pharmacogenomics 16:05:12 Meeting: W3C HCLS – Clinical Pharmacogenomics 16:05:21 Chair: michel 16:05:36 scribenick bobP 16:05:47 mscottm has joined #hcls 16:07:07 zakim, who is here? 16:07:07 sorry, matthias_samwald, I don't know what conference this is 16:07:09 On IRC I see mscottm, RRSAgent, Zakim, BobF, michel, boycer, matthias_samwald, bobP, MacTed, ericP 16:07:19 zakim, this is hcls 16:07:19 ok, matthias_samwald; that matches SW_HCLS(LODD)11:00AM 16:07:27 zakim, who is here? 16:07:28 On the phone I see Bob_Powers, [IPcaller], [IPcaller.a], Tony, +1.613.293.aaaa 16:07:30 On IRC I see mscottm, RRSAgent, Zakim, BobF, michel, boycer, matthias_samwald, bobP, MacTed, ericP 16:07:49 +Joanne_Luciano 16:07:53 zakim, IPcaller is matthias_samwald 16:07:53 +matthias_samwald; got it 16:07:55 Zakim keeps hanging up on me 16:07:55 zakim, +aaaa is michel 16:07:55 sorry, michel, I do not recognize a party named '+aaaa' 16:07:56 (probably) 16:08:01 zakim, aaaa is michel 16:08:01 +michel; got it 16:08:23 +[IPcaller] 16:08:52 Michel: CSHALS submission, plus... 16:09:11 Matthias: AMIA(?) 16:09:12 IMIA Medinfo 16:09:44 Matthias: Deadlines are coming up. CHALS today, IMIA Dec 10 16:10:06 ... we should be at both conferences 16:10:28 ... think about integration of resources that we have 16:11:05 ... cshals, we can use what we have now; re-use resources from summit next year 16:11:41 ... slightly different audiences: AMIA translational, CSHALS more people from pharma 16:11:41 Zakim is telling me that 4257 is not a valid passcode.. ? 16:11:50 +??P37 16:12:14 Joanne: CSHALS focussed on pharma, but well aware of semweb tech 16:12:43 +??P38 16:13:16 Matthias: CSHALS relatively short submission 16:13:19 Wow, thanks Zakim for letting me in! with passcode 4257 even. 16:15:24 achille_zappa has joined #hcls 16:16:01 -??P37 16:17:49 echo echo 16:17:51 Michel: Happy to do CSHALS presentation 16:18:39 ... SWAT4LS was last week in Paris 16:21:30 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LIO2X7PL3MTHWX5XhIy0Dd8h2yFr0Pk4d8lBG8A6CgY/edit 16:23:41 Michel: Should list resources and dates accessed 16:24:21 codehop.dev 16:27:01 Michel: add more than the OWL KB? 16:27:53 Matthias: KB, only referring to the OWL ontology; but includes other data: Michel's data++ 16:28:06 Michel: OWL profile? 16:28:13 Matthias: DL 16:28:38 Michel: Can reason, dump inferences to OWLim for query 16:29:14 ... or set up website too, or just a file for query 16:29:27 Matthias: Just a file for now 16:29:51 ... parts of Bio2RDF + Richard's data, but no real interface 16:30:07 Michel: PharmGKB, dbSNP, OMIM 16:30:24 Scott: What is the biological use case? 16:30:48 ... we have snps, structured product labels 16:31:21 Matthais; Show how to integrate different datasets, then demo how OWL reasoning can connect to clinical guidlines 16:33:25 Michel: Brainstorm, w product label for codeine(?) 16:33:36 that's rich ;) 16:33:43 ... statement applied to pregnant women 16:34:27 Rich: Interesting part was that sem model could capture PGx (view) 16:35:09 Matthias: Could use owl for automated reasoning and for matching pts to clinical guidelines 16:35:34 ... RDF model for capturing slightly more (subtle rules) 16:35:54 ... would be hard to capture everything in clincial rule sets 16:36:05 ... OWL inferencing would add here 16:36:13 Rich: +1 16:36:34 Michel: Matthias' point is very good 16:36:55 ... RDF can express opaque relationships 16:37:22 ... we can cherry pick RDF parts, then construct much more powerful ontological inference 16:38:39 Matthias: 3-4 coherent, not too complex in presentation 16:39:10 http://informatics.mayo.edu/adepedia/index.php/Main_Page 16:39:15 Scott: Another idea: We are bringing in structured product labels; should we address adverse events 16:39:38 ... sparql resource for AE reporting systems 16:40:01 ... we could use this resource in our scenario 16:40:31 Matthias: but time constrant 16:41:13 Scott: Can use AE pdf w sparql endpoint 16:41:31 As full disclosure, the developer of ADEpedia is located directly across the hall from my office :-) 16:41:44 lol 16:42:11 BobF(?): There has not yet been rigorous validation of the quality 16:42:35 ... (someone else) addressed validation 16:42:54 ... to bring it in, there has to be a connection between PGx and AE 16:43:03 (Rich Boyce is speaking) 16:43:47 Rich: Something to think about in the big picture, very nice to address AE outcomes 16:44:06 ... 3rd resource is SIDER, slightly different process 16:44:24 Michel: SWAT4LS I wrote a parser for SIDER 16:44:41 Rich: SIDER has 900 drugs, not yet complete 16:45:38 ... dbPedia value is the cloud platform 16:46:00 ... Jian Yu(?) 16:46:00 Qian Zhu - another colleague of mine 16:46:16 ADEpedia: Guoqian Jiang 16:47:04 (discussion that BobF is geographically close to ADEpedia :) 16:47:35 Matthias: ADEpedia, RDF does not contain much other than drug -> side effect 16:47:56 ... not not much info on (context, provenance) 16:48:06 ... still under development(?) 16:48:41 Rich(?): Part of the proposal is to include this provenance 16:49:11 ... item for further discussion, to develop metadata standard for structured labelling 16:49:56 +[GVoice] 16:50:06 ... manually annotated AE + structured label: these are claims about the drug 16:50:23 ... should be tied to evidence 16:50:47 ... to be more concrete, should be SBML 16:51:25 Michel: We had a group on SciDisc, out of which come other ongoing groups 16:51:52 ... not too difficult to assemble from these semweb assets 16:52:13 ericP: Anybody else w curated stuff? 16:52:53 Rich: FDA has indexing initiative; there is some validation 16:53:13 ... ericP: have done homework on this. 16:53:54 Michel: Trying to link PGx aspects; when talk about drugs we get AE, drug-drug. All connected 16:54:13 ... AE, mining structure product label are key endpoints 16:54:30 ... for PGx: Do we have what we *can* have? 16:55:00 ... PGx has a lot of assertions, needs curation(?) 16:55:35 ... excited about pulling out facts w provenance from lots of different sources 16:56:02 ... connect to other resources; what is the process to curate the lit? 16:56:40 Matthias: People can go overboard w complex ontologies; 10=headache :) 16:57:13 BobF: One of things to be careful: Separate knowledge from interpretation! 16:58:07 ... PGx line greys easily; genotype-phenotype, PGx has habit of tying to intermediate metabolites 16:58:26 ... but these are arbitrary, historical in nature but w/o good semantic meaning 16:58:42 ... for assertions, consider how much of PGx to include in this project 16:58:56 Joanne: +1 on observations 16:59:10 ... worth re-stating this. 16:59:39 ... for medical conference 17:00:19 Matthias: Address intermediate metabolite info problems 17:01:00 -ericP 17:02:26 BobF: Talking re data, resources, queries outside of PGx; but (ex) intermediate metabolite connections between genes may lead us to bad inferences 17:03:08 ... primary data sources like pubs, we can have provenance; but then there are lab-to-lab differences 17:03:32 ... see this periodically; careful of this trap. 17:04:10 Thanks to Matthias for taking the lead! 17:04:17 -[IPcaller] 17:04:17 -[IPcaller.a] 17:04:19 -Tony 17:04:20 -michel 17:04:20 -Bob_Powers 17:04:21 -Joanne_Luciano 17:04:21 -??P38 17:04:28 rrsagent, draft minutes 17:04:28 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2012/12/05-HCLS-minutes.html michel 17:04:34 -matthias_samwald 17:04:34 rrsagent, make log world-visible 17:04:35 SW_HCLS(LODD)11:00AM has ended 17:04:35 Attendees were Bob_Powers, Tony, +1.613.293.aaaa, Joanne_Luciano, matthias_samwald, michel, [IPcaller], ericP 17:08:38 I added a link to the minutes to the wiki page of the call. 17:08:40 bye! 17:08:49 matthias_samwald has left #hcls 19:16:25 Zakim has left #hcls