16:00:47 RRSAgent has joined #hcls2 16:00:47 logging to http://www.w3.org/2011/06/09-hcls2-irc 16:00:50 zakim, this is hcls 16:00:50 ok, matthias_samwald1; that matches SW_HCLS(TMO)11:00AM 16:00:57 zakim, who is here? 16:00:57 On the phone I see Bob_Powers, +1.714.616.aaaa, ??P22 16:00:58 On IRC I see RRSAgent, Zakim, Fred, BobP, matthias_samwald1, ericP 16:01:08 zakim, ??P22 is matthias_samwald 16:01:08 +matthias_samwald; got it 16:01:35 Adrien has joined #HCLS2 16:02:09 zakim, +1.714.616.aaaa is Fred 16:02:10 +Fred; got it 16:02:25 iker has joined #hcls2 16:03:14 +??P50 16:03:25 scribenick BobP 16:03:35 + +33.3.83.59.aabb 16:03:35 zakim. P50 it is me 16:04:05 zakim, ??P50 is iker 16:04:05 +iker; got it 16:04:30 zakim, +33.3.83.59.aabb is adrien 16:04:30 +adrien; got it 16:06:45 http://www.w3.org/wiki/HCLSIG/PharmaOntology/Meetings/2011-06-09_Conference_Call 16:07:53 Matthias: Agenda: text mining, from spreadsheet to RDF 16:08:13 ... Iker has posted RDF 16:08:48 Not really useful to xform spreadsheet to RDF 16:09:29 Iker: Have put up new RDF 16:09:59 ... did not understand spreadsheet quite, but did try to xform 16:10:15 ... consequences from pubmed articles? 16:10:32 Joanne has joined #hcls2 16:10:48 ... there are some fields w numerals, other fields w/o meaning 16:11:02 (there's a terrible echo) 16:11:52 ... did not find all info in the spreadsheet 16:11:52 +Joanne_Luciano 16:12:40 Matthias: The tool for spreadsheet in google docs also capable of xforming to RDF 16:13:36 Two outputs, so can see both 16:14:58 Matthias: Iker, you are using Google refine, may want to use G refine again in future 16:15:28 Matthias: Agenda: Ontology. Wiki has two arenas for ont development 16:16:02 ... webProtege, and dedicated Google doc where Michel has collected ideas for axioms, etc 16:16:40 ... Michel and I have been collaborated, but on the separate platforms 16:17:08 ... work-in-progress. Tried to describe genes, SNPs, etc under TMO. 16:17:41 ... not as abstract entities, but as material entities w. partonomy, haplotypes, nucleotypes etc 16:18:10 ... accounted for polymorphism across organisms; genetics compatible w TMO 16:18:39 ... difficult to do this. Under heavy development. Question whether we can really do it this way. 16:19:12 ... maybe represent all of this as some kind of information artifact rather than material. 16:19:52 Adrien: Will look. How do you re-use SeqOnt? 16:20:23 Matthias: Seems like we are still experimenting to forumlate as TMO-ish 16:20:58 my regrets but i must leave, I apologize 16:21:00 ... SeqOnt talks about sequences, in the abstract. Matierially it introduces interesting problems. 16:21:08 -iker 16:21:40 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BeaU3VJW1S_R3eB5ncrcW9wJ-lMU4xdmxCdjH8E0i5s/edit?hl=en_US 16:21:41 ... difference bet gene and allele. Represent all as material then difference between gene and allele starts to disappear 16:22:05 ... You can see here some of the things that Michel came up with. 16:22:34 10 minute warning. Am at EBI and leaving in 10 minutes. 16:22:43 ... if all material entities, then notion of gene starts to disappear 16:22:48 Hi Joanne! 16:23:20 Matthias: This gives the notion of what some of the issues are. 16:23:27 my update: I looked at my notes of what I converted and they are too low level to present. Tim (used his tool) has not been available and I haven't had time to run through his documentation (I needed the brief) 16:23:52 ... not wanted to re-invent the allele 16:23:53 So, i've not made any progress other than the raw conversion of the warfarin data to RDF 16:24:09 (sorry to have this in-line, but.... all i can do at the moment) 16:24:29 ... in year or so we might want to represent more soph than SNPs, like inversions, deletions and the like. 16:24:35 on the other hand, i have started to read the papers that Elgar got from Michel on the prediction methods for warfarin dosing 16:25:09 Scope of ontology, are we extending to personalized medicine? 16:25:39 Matthias: Might want to re-name ont? There has been some discussion exchange on this. 16:26:09 ... major trouble is to avoid modelling too much into basic biology. 16:26:41 ... SeqOnt, etc, contain lots and lots of individual things, but lose focus. 16:27:11 ... should keep focus on developing treatments. Perspective would help us. 16:27:45 ... Protege rich client seems to work pretty well. 16:27:48 +q 16:28:31 ... Iker might provide us with individual accounts 16:29:14 Matthias: Agenda: conversion 16:29:36 Joanne: Tim Lebo has been travelling 16:30:02 ... looking at papers on predicitve modeling for warfarin dosing 16:32:59 Matthias: Agenda: snpPedia is a gold mine of data, on Semantic Media Wiki 16:33:18 ... snpPedia available as RDF; will try to crawl and host 16:33:58 ... with some clean-up this might be a very useful dataset 16:34:21 ... they are curating mostly by hand 16:35:14 LDspider 16:35:31 ... next steps, to look into linked data crawlers like LDspider 16:36:14 Matthias: Agenda, conversion of other data; should think about other kinds of data that we have not yet discussed 16:37:18 ... pretty sure that dbSNP has been RDF-ized 16:37:50 ... Michel has already RDF-ized pharmGKB; relation to which ontologies? 16:38:44 ... will probably discuss some more. Genotator dataset of gene-disease relationships 16:38:54 ... project at Harvard 16:38:59 http://genotator.hms.harvard.edu/geno/ 16:39:32 ... snpPedia, etc should be our primary targets at the moment. 16:40:19 ... some version of OMIM is in LOD 16:40:47 ... not re-formulate to our ont, just link 16:41:55 Matthas: Sparql endpoint development 16:42:46 ... Iker started to create a KB, but not on the call anymore; 16:43:20 Joanne: RPI has enormous expertise in this area; can get help here 16:43:51 Matthias: Want to aggregate all of KB data at a central sparql? 16:44:08 Joanne: But we can federate, need not be all at one place. 16:44:32 Matthias: Yes and no. Tech for federation not yet perfect. 16:44:52 Joanne: Can issue sparql against different sources 16:45:37 Matthias: For demo purposes, works better to have all in one KB 16:45:53 ... can use DERI and Michel endpoints 16:47:36 Matthias: Sustainability is an issue 16:47:48 Joanne: RPI can sustain across three years for sure 16:48:21 Matthias: Discuss off-line 16:49:20 Fred: Thought about a clinical use case in the Google doc 16:49:53 I don't see the doc on google doc 16:50:03 ... deals w interaction between warf, aspirin and plavix, w stent 16:50:44 ... use case creates a real-life dilemma for physician 16:51:07 ... to prevent cardiac events vs bleeding. An area that is problematic now. 16:52:41 Adrien: Can be useful. We have to be able to use this; if we can succeed here. 16:53:00 Matthias: Realistic and tricky enough to warrant computerized clinical decision support 16:53:23 ... complex, should ideally take care of interaction between medications 16:53:46 Fred: If limiting to warfarin only, SNPs are already catalogued 16:54:08 ... situation is not complex w warf alone 16:54:28 ... interaction with other factors make it more subtle 16:55:21 Matthias: Two levels of soph: 1) system shows a single alert w SNP, plus another alert for drug interactions 16:55:51 ... different alerts are separated. But combined risk is not estimated. 16:56:14 ... more sophisticated 2) combined risk. 16:56:33 ... less soph would leave reasoning to the doctor. 16:56:53 ... should we unify alerts and report to doctor? 16:57:55 Fred: Drug interactions already have DBs; situation where physician gets additional info 16:58:24 ... but would not want to make a hard-and-fast 16:58:46 ... but make physician aware of genetic risk would be useful 16:59:39 Matthias: Might have to make trade-off. Drug interaction more important than SNPs? 17:00:09 ... even if not perfect, sometimes easier is more useful 17:00:26 I need to go. regrets! and thanks! 17:00:37 Bye Joanne 17:00:39 thanks everyone 17:00:43 ... KB should have drug interactions in, as well a pgx 17:00:50 -Joanne_Luciano 17:01:11 ... agenda item to look at drug interactions 17:01:46 -Bob_Powers 17:01:48 -Fred 17:01:49 -adrien 17:01:55 RRAagent, please draft minutes 17:02:03 RRSagent, please draft minutes 17:02:03 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2011/06/09-hcls2-minutes.html matthias_samwald1 17:02:38 RRSAgent, please set logs world-visible 17:02:49 -matthias_samwald 17:02:51 SW_HCLS(TMO)11:00AM has ended 17:02:52 Attendees were Bob_Powers, matthias_samwald, Fred, iker, adrien, Joanne_Luciano 17:03:51 zakim, bye 17:03:51 Zakim has left #hcls2 17:03:59 RRSagent, bye 17:03:59 I see no action items