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k-BOOM: A Bayesian approach to ontology structure inference, with applications in disease ontology construction

2016-04-15

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> One strategy for building ontologies covering domains such as disease or anatomy is to weave together existing knowledge sources (databases, vocabularies and ontologies) into single cohesive whole. A first step in this process is to generate mappings between the elements of these different sources. There are a number of well-known techniques for generating mappings (also known as ontology alig...

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612d5007-6ad0-54c2-85b9-c8c8401f23cf
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10.1101/048843
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