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The dataloader should run in an automated way on a server.  It should be easy to install and run from any computer. ''I know Cartik is working on this but I'm not sure it's on a roadmap. --[[User:Jpb15|jim]] 15:53, 19 February 2009 (EST)''
 
The dataloader should run in an automated way on a server.  It should be easy to install and run from any computer. ''I know Cartik is working on this but I'm not sure it's on a roadmap. --[[User:Jpb15|jim]] 15:53, 19 February 2009 (EST)''
 
===Polymorphic matrix states in Phenex===
 
===Polymorphic matrix states in Phenex===
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Data matrices sometimes use the NEXUS format for specifying polymorphic states.  NeXML supports polymorphic state assignments, but Phenex doesn't provide any facilities for working with polymorphic states.
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===Search for phenotypes in web interface via anatomy part_of===
 
===Search for phenotypes in web interface via anatomy part_of===
 
===Employing homology statements in data queries (via reasoning?)===
 
===Employing homology statements in data queries (via reasoning?)===

Revision as of 20:56, 19 February 2009

This is a list of various items that have come up at meetings and other discussions, which don't seem to have made it onto any development plan or roadmap.

Measurement value literals in OBD (including ranges)

Phenotypes that include a measurement are not stored without the measurement in OBD, for example "count" or "length" phenotypes. These values need to be imported and provided to the web interface.

Measurement input interface supporting ranges for Phenex

Phenex supports input of a single number for measurements. Many publications provide ranges, which may or may not be bounded on both sides ("5-10", "more than 7").

Fully automated dataloader script

The dataloader should run in an automated way on a server. It should be easy to install and run from any computer. I know Cartik is working on this but I'm not sure it's on a roadmap. --jim 15:53, 19 February 2009 (EST)

Polymorphic matrix states in Phenex

Data matrices sometimes use the NEXUS format for specifying polymorphic states. NeXML supports polymorphic state assignments, but Phenex doesn't provide any facilities for working with polymorphic states.

Search for phenotypes in web interface via anatomy part_of

Employing homology statements in data queries (via reasoning?)

"Systematic character" PATO subset