Disease ontologies for knowledge graphs
Abstract Background Data integration to build a biomedical knowledge graph is a challenging task. There are multiple disease ontologies used in data sources and publications, each having its hierarchy. A common task is to map between ontologies, find disease clusters and finally build a representati...
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doaj-5d4894e7981545e9a20e9eb41ccadfb02021-07-25T11:12:10ZengBMCBMC Bioinformatics1471-21052021-07-012211710.1186/s12859-021-04173-wDisease ontologies for knowledge graphsNatalja Kurbatova0Rowan Swiers1Data Infrastructure & Tools, Data Science & Artificial Intelligence, R&D, AstraZenecaQuantitative Biology, BioPharmaceuticals R&D, AstraZenecaAbstract Background Data integration to build a biomedical knowledge graph is a challenging task. There are multiple disease ontologies used in data sources and publications, each having its hierarchy. A common task is to map between ontologies, find disease clusters and finally build a representation of the chosen disease area. There is a shortage of published resources and tools to facilitate interactive, efficient and flexible cross-referencing and analysis of multiple disease ontologies commonly found in data sources and research. Results Our results are represented as a knowledge graph solution that uses disease ontology cross-references and facilitates switching between ontology hierarchies for data integration and other tasks. Conclusions Grakn core with pre-installed “Disease ontologies for knowledge graphs” facilitates the biomedical knowledge graph build and provides an elegant solution for the multiple disease ontologies problem.https://doi.org/10.1186/s12859-021-04173-wOntologiesKnowledge graphData integration |
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Abstract Background Data integration to build a biomedical knowledge graph is a challenging task. There are multiple disease ontologies used in data sources and publications, each having its hierarchy. A common task is to map between ontologies, find disease clusters and finally build a representation of the chosen disease area. There is a shortage of published resources and tools to facilitate interactive, efficient and flexible cross-referencing and analysis of multiple disease ontologies commonly found in data sources and research. Results Our results are represented as a knowledge graph solution that uses disease ontology cross-references and facilitates switching between ontology hierarchies for data integration and other tasks. Conclusions Grakn core with pre-installed “Disease ontologies for knowledge graphs” facilitates the biomedical knowledge graph build and provides an elegant solution for the multiple disease ontologies problem. |
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