Difference between revisions of "Needs Analysis Workshop/Correlation Breakout"
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| + | AA - Important to note difference in naming conventions between genetic terminology and diversity terminology | ||
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| + | TV - Ontologies are meant to solve this problem - can map synonym terms to each other | ||
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| + | EJ - many natural phenotypes are much more subtle than genetic mutants | ||
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| + | TV - that is an advantage of relationships in ontology - can tell that phenotypes are related to the same morphology | ||
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| + | AA - only some phenotypes will overlap - the types of variation are different | ||
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| + | TV - but at least both may be annotated as affecting the same part of morphology | ||
Revision as of 13:40, 18 September 2007
Notes
AA - Important to note difference in naming conventions between genetic terminology and diversity terminology
TV - Ontologies are meant to solve this problem - can map synonym terms to each other
EJ - many natural phenotypes are much more subtle than genetic mutants
TV - that is an advantage of relationships in ontology - can tell that phenotypes are related to the same morphology
AA - only some phenotypes will overlap - the types of variation are different
TV - but at least both may be annotated as affecting the same part of morphology
