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I saw a suggestion to use DRAGON for non-human animal diseases. DRAGON is great if you think you need RAG but if you don’t you can just use OAK in llm mode:
runoak -i llm:sqlite:obo:mondo generate-definitions .sub "MONDO:0005583" --style-hints "Write definitions in genus-differentia style, don't repeat the term name in the definition"
this will give you kgcl syntax which can be spot-checked, then just passed in via oak.
may need to experiment with the prompt here, currently it doesn’t give the is-a as prompt
Programmatically create and add definitions for non-human animal diseases that do not have definitions.
Some background from @cmungall:
I saw a suggestion to use DRAGON for non-human animal diseases. DRAGON is great if you think you need RAG but if you don’t you can just use OAK in llm mode:
runoak -i llm:sqlite:obo:mondo generate-definitions .sub "MONDO:0005583" --style-hints "Write definitions in genus-differentia style, don't repeat the term name in the definition"
this will give you kgcl syntax which can be spot-checked, then just passed in via oak.
may need to experiment with the prompt here, currently it doesn’t give the is-a as prompt
https://incatools.github.io/ontology-access-kit/howtos/use-llms.html#suggesting-definitions
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