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“Opposite-of”-information improves similarity calculations in phenotype ontologies

2017-02-16

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One of the most important use cases of ontologies is the calculation of similarity scores between a query and items annotated with classes of an ontology. The hierarchical structure of an ontology does not necessarily reflect all relevant aspects of the domain it is modelling, and this can reduce the performance of ontology-based search algorithms. For instance, the classes of phenotype ontologies may be arranged...

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Literature Corpus work: 11cdeeed-2f00-5997-ae6c-7fafd7bad6c8
DOI: 10.1101/108977

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