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Decouple annotations/associations from the main release obo/owl files #13
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References biopragmatics/obo-db-ingest#13 Demonstration of results are in biopragmatics/obo-db-ingest#12 This PR enables serializing to OBO but skipping object properties, as requested by @cmungall
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Current pyobo includes annotations (in the sense of GO annotations, not OWL annotations) modeled as
relationship
s (i.eS subClassOf R some O
).An example of this is ec.obo:
This has a number of practical and semantic disadvantages
relationships
)Instead decouple the associations / annotations / contingent knowledge. Use TSVs without OWL semantics and all its pitfalls. KGX is a good choice. Some associations are better modeled as SSSOM. By all means distribute these as .obo/.owl as well, and by all means distribute merged products too. The key is to focus on the "conceptual coat hanger" as Rector calls it, and allow people to hang their coats as they please.
In practical terms something like this:
This is less work for pyobo/obo-db-ingest overall. Sometimes you can simply say "we are only providing the coat rack today, we may get to the associations later"
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