Phenote can be customized to your specifications, including the input fields you desire, the ontologies from which those fields are populated with, and the output format used. These items are specified in a 'configuration file' which is utilized when Phenote loads.
Phenote comes with several configurations you can choose from. If they do not meet your specific needs, they can be easily edited following the instructions in this help section.
The configuration file allows the user to specify the following items. Each of these is described in greater detail in this 'Customizing Phenote' help section.
Currently, configuration of Phenote must be done by hand-editing a text file. This help section explains the location and process of editing the configuration file used when Phenote loads. Please continue on to the next section, 'How To Edit a Configuration File ', to get started...
Note: We are developing a built-in GUI that will allow the user to specify these items, and more, within Phenote, so that you won't have to fiddle with a text file.