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A Systematic Analysis of Term Reuse and Term Overlap across Biomedical Ontologies

Published on Nov 22, 20182655 Views

Reusing ontologies and their terms is a principle and best practice that most ontology development methodologies strongly encourage. Reuse comes with the promise to support the semantic interoperabili

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A Systematic Analysis of Term Reuse and Term Overlap across Biomedical Ontologies00:00
Uses: Knowledge management, decision support, semantic search, data annotation, data integration, reasoning …00:29
What this talk is about … - 100:58
What this talk is about … - 201:21
Unified Medical Language System (UMLS) 02:11
Neurological Disease Ontology - 103:00
Neurological Disease Ontology - 203:18
Neurological Disease Ontology - 303:34
Neurological Disease Ontology - 403:51
Term Reuse and Term Overlap03:57
Reuse and Overlap across Biomedical Ontologies04:47
Reuse and Overlap Modules - 105:29
Reuse and Overlap Modules - 206:01
What this talk is about … - 306:38
Minimal Reuse across biomedical Ontologies06:45
25-31% Term Overlap exists across BioPortal07:51
Ontology Engineers show an intent for reuse! - 109:29
Ontology Engineers show an intent for reuse! - 209:34
Ontology Engineers show an intent for reuse! - 310:00
Ontology Engineers show an intent for reuse! - 410:41
Intent for Reuse: Use of similar, but not actual URIs/IRIs - 111:09
Intent for Reuse: Use of similar, but not actual URIs/IRIs - 211:17
Overlap-Reuse between Ontologies12:33
BFO-specific Overlap13:10
Adverse Reaction Ontologies13:28
Anatomy Ontologies13:46
This talk was about … - 414:23
Sad State of Affairs …14:43
Thank you15:41