16:04:48 RRSAgent has joined #hcls2 16:04:48 logging to http://www.w3.org/2010/09/30-hcls2-irc 16:04:53 Zakim, this is tmo 16:04:53 ok, ericP; that matches SW_HCLS(TMO)11:00AM 16:05:01 Zakim, please dial ericP-office 16:05:01 ok, ericP; the call is being made 16:05:02 +EricP 16:05:07 Link is for both the paper and the review 16:07:04 mscottm has joined #hcls2 16:07:28 Zakim, who is here? 16:07:28 On the phone I see Bob_Powers, [IPcaller], ??P18, ??P25, Chimezie_Ogbuji, EricP 16:07:30 On IRC I see mscottm, RRSAgent, Zakim, Bob, matthias_samwald, michel, ericP 16:08:32 http://www.w3.org/2010/09/30-hcls2-irc 16:08:40 http://esw.w3.org/HCLSIG/PharmaOntology/Publications 16:09:42 Michel: Cover Matthias bigOWLim, then Eric/Chime, then paper comments 16:09:54 topic: bigOWLim 16:09:58 Agenda (revised) TMO+LOD consistency checking - Matthias Patient data representation and reasoning - EricP and Chime Reconciliation of workshop paper with reviewer comments - paper & reviews - all next steps 16:10:19 Matthias: Uncovering inconsistency in ont, mappings or LODD data 16:10:51 ... loaded data into TMO imports into bigOWLim repository 16:11:17 ... reasoning rules, then queries, looking at subsumption issues 16:11:41 ... happy to report that there are no inconsistencies so far! 16:12:00 ... also need to find out about more soph. consistency checking rules 16:12:40 ... looking into how to do more subtle checking 16:13:15 ... default rules are called OWL max, mostly OWL Lite plus stuff, also a little RL 16:13:49 ... Yes, loaded the mapping files from the wiki page 16:14:13 ... but had to fix a few small inconsistencies there; should be an ongoing effort 16:14:41 Scott: Contacted OntoText? 16:15:03 Matthias: Yes, they would be glad to help w. consistency checking 16:16:02 Scott: There is a main OWLim programmer, ping Lucille 16:16:56 ... Do other people on the list understand this agenda: importing into one repository, then run the reasoner 16:17:04 Matthias: Yes 16:17:39 ... Wiki page from Matthias coming up... 16:17:41 http://esw.w3.org/HCLSIG/LODD_TMO_consistency_checking 16:17:56 Scott tells Bob that Lucille is actually Vassil Momtchev :) 16:18:28 Michel: Does this include Silk mapping? 16:19:01 Matthias: Not sure about exactly which mappings 16:19:27 Michel: We have an LODD equivalence file that I will load in 16:19:46 ... gives difference among provenance of source for drug data 16:20:50 agenda+ TMO+LOD consistency checking - Matthias 16:21:02 agenda+ Patient data representation and reasoning - EricP and Chime 16:21:10 agenda+ Reconciliation of workshop paper with reviewer comments - paper & reviews - all 16:21:15 agenda+ next steps 16:21:24 Zakim, take up agendum 1 16:21:25 agendum 1. "TMO+LOD consistency checking - Matthias" taken up [from ericP] 16:21:55 Zakim, take up next agendum 16:21:55 agendum 1 was just opened, ericP 16:22:00 Michel: Patient data representation 16:22:03 Zakim, close this agendum 16:22:03 agendum 1 closed 16:22:04 I see 3 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 16:22:05 2. Patient data representation and reasoning - EricP and Chime [from ericP] 16:22:07 Zakim, take up next agendum 16:22:07 agendum 2. "Patient data representation and reasoning - EricP and Chime" taken up [from ericP] 16:22:29 https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/TMO-Indivo/rev/74371f75a6d3 16:22:32 Eric: Focus on mechanics, no fun this week 16:22:44 ... recently committed change shows some files 16:22:58 https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/TMO-Indivo/rev/74371f75a6d3#l2.2 16:23:12 ... tweaked xslt and started Indivo --> turtle xslt in link 16:23:45 SSL connection error. 16:23:47 ... 2 steps: reasonable coding in Indivo, then make sure turtle OK 16:23:52 me2 16:23:56 me2 16:24:21 chimezie has joined #hcls2 16:24:28 Eric: We have a problem w this link 16:25:17 ... challenge is in Indivo, b/c xml extensibility problem, some of our tests are for SNPs 16:25:30 ... have nothing to do w Indivo model 16:25:52 ... trying to draw relationship between SNP and, say, BP test 16:26:28 Scott: SNP is like microarray data, also different from BP 16:26:53 Eric: Difficulty w XML extension for this stuff 16:27:08 Scott: Important to look at how SNPs are represented in RDF 16:27:18 ... we should be partly prepared 16:27:45 Eric: Got it into RDF, hacked. Easy to do adequately, not too hard to do well 16:27:51 http://esw.w3.org/HCLSIG/PharmaOntology/Queries#Q6._Are_there_any_AD_patients_without_the_APOE4_allele_as_these_would_be_good_candidates_for_the_clinical_trial_involving_Bapineuzumab.3F 16:28:00 ... it's the XML where the problem is, not RDF 16:28:27 ... Look at this query 6 16:28:52 Scott: Should we try to harmonize w RDF for microarrays? 16:28:55 16:28:56 2009-07-15 16:28:56 ADmark Alzheimer's Evaluation 16:28:56 16:28:56 16:28:58 APOE4, NG_007084.2:g.7903T>C 16:29:00 16:29:03 16:29:05 @@@ 16:29:08 16:29:11 Eric: Depends on conventions for representing 16:29:28 Chime: Trying to extend XML to accommodate? 16:29:34 Genotyping SNPs 16:30:24 Eric: Any medical record system taking these kinds of properties 16:30:52 ... caBIG, i2b2, Indivo, another Harvard system are all medical systems 16:31:03 Anybody representing biomarkers in RDF? 16:31:38 Eric: We may be far ahead in attempting to do this 16:32:11 HL7, RIM, openEHR 16:32:35 Scott: Anybody representing biomarkers in RDF? There must be somebody. 16:32:41 Michel: Yes, we've done some work on it. 16:33:13 Eric: What is my mandate here? Started w Indivo. 16:33:29 ... other piece is re-working the RDF side 16:33:57 ... (discussing pipeline) 16:34:30 Scott: Let's not forget certain inform. needs will come up for provenance 16:34:45 ... Ex, SNP from GWAS 16:35:04 ... James Malone software ontology, may be useful here 16:35:19 ... may be worth feeding back to Indivo folks 16:35:51 Eric: None of provenance in in Indivo originally 16:36:29 ... but move provenance into RDF, hard-coded 16:36:45 ... or leave provenance path for later? 16:37:42 Scott: Provenance could be by default according to which hospital or institute? 16:37:58 Eric: Still have to make something up here 16:38:15 Scott: As long as it creates the type of structure that we want 16:38:32 ... extra bit of fantasy on RDF, might not be a real problem 16:38:53 ... Can we ask the original people? 16:39:50 Eric: Chris gave us most of the medical perspective, probably had some institution in mind 16:40:04 ... this would be the most realistic thing to represent 16:40:43 Scott: Clinician may by chance know the origin 16:41:02 More discussion of origins of data... 16:41:25 Scott: Will check out 16:41:46 Michel: XML --> RDF, etc, What more is there to do? 16:42:15 Eric: Looking for stuff appropriate for both us and Terminology 16:42:50 (need to leave now, bye!) 16:42:54 -[IPcaller] 16:42:54 bye! 16:43:16 (by the way, i added an issue to the TMO issue tracker -- does anyone still look at that?) 16:43:17 https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/ 16:43:34 https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/TMO-Indivo/ 16:43:52 Eric: Everybody has access to this link 16:44:33 ... but I have to push harder and harder to see updated changes... 16:44:38 https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/TMO-Indivo/rev/74371f75a6d3#l2.2 16:45:08 ... here is stuff from trig generator, skeleton of what I'll add to 16:45:42 Michel: Q use of blank nodes(?) for patient; Needed to change this when loading 16:45:50 <> 16:46:41 Eric: There was an 'empty url' problem instead: blank nodes should now be easier 16:47:03 Michel: Q is there inverse functional information here? 16:47:35 Eric: No. No national health code ID for linking patients 16:48:19 ... they do a heuristic name search, etc. Don't need this quite yet? 16:48:52 Scott: This could be a real valuable feature! 16:49:16 Eric: But dangerous to put a stake in the ground here b/c HIPAA 16:49:36 Scott: Use something that could be used internally in clinic 16:49:58 Eric: We might endanger adoption of ontology if it relied on this 16:50:25 good 16:50:43 http://esw.w3.org/HCLSIG/PharmaOntology/Publications 16:50:59 Michel: Here is the link to the paper and the reviews 16:51:05 good < referring to notion of reviewing paper not endangering adoption of ontologies! > 16:51:49 ... 1st review is happy, wants another figure 16:52:27 ... figure would show patient --> drug --> experiment or test results 16:53:19 ... make sure that upper level entities are represented, major types and relations 16:53:22 http://esw.w3.org/HCLSIG/PharmaOntology/Queries 16:53:43 ... Here is sparql query, want a graph to show the major classes 16:54:43 ... how the data are interconnected, give a visual representation to sparql query 16:55:57 Michel: review #2, wanted more detail about TMO function, put in one sentence about process 16:56:14 ... but we did a good job about design process 16:56:50 ... what is the coverage of the ontology? We did queries, and we answered all the questions! 16:57:22 Chime: Generally representative coverage 16:57:53 Michel: Took use cases etc, but would be nice to show a query that we actually could not answer 16:58:11 ... Ex, doing regex queries 16:58:25 ... highlighting this as an issue 16:58:46 Eric: TMO is intended as a connective tissue, not end-game 16:58:55 ... but have had to move to clinical space 16:59:14 ... that's the area where we will have insufficient coverage 16:59:19 -Chimezie_Ogbuji 16:59:44 ... somebody who knows this space, need more feedback from these people 17:00:13 Michel: query #4 we already have a patient record aspect, using terms in other vocabularies 17:00:56 Eric: We may have pretty good coverage already 17:01:37 ... clinical questions should cover standard stuff, plus test results 17:01:53 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls2 17:02:01 Michel: We did not show query to icd-9 17:02:35 Eric: snomed has some subsumption, we can show specializations with such queries 17:03:20 ... does icd-9 have subsumption of any relations? 17:03:43 Michel: Tiimeline is good question! 17:04:03 ... want to get all results by next week, so we can focus on the paper 17:04:04 Thanks Eric for the XSLT (i.e. gruelling) work! 17:04:41 Final Paper due November 16th 17:06:00 -EricP 17:06:01 -Bob_Powers 17:06:02 -??P25 17:06:08 -??P18 17:06:09 SW_HCLS(TMO)11:00AM has ended 17:06:11 Attendees were Bob_Powers, [IPcaller], Chimezie_Ogbuji, EricP 17:06:13 Zakim, ??P25 is michel 17:06:13 I already had ??P25 as ??P25, michel 17:06:46 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 17:06:46 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2010/09/30-hcls2-minutes.html michel 17:06:50 Zakim, ??P25 is michel 17:06:50 I already had ??P25 as ??P25, mscottm 17:06:50 RRSAgent, please make log world-visible 17:06:58 huh? 17:10:15 mscottm, still here? 17:10:23 yup# 17:10:37 call you at the office? Just tried that and the mobile 17:10:37 Zakim, please dial ericP-office 17:10:37 sorry, ericP, I don't know what conference this is 17:10:53 mscottm, can you hang up and i'll create an ad-hoc meeting? 17:10:58 or i can call you directly 17:11:01 I already hung up 17:11:22 I just tried to call you directly. Call me? See ericP window