NFDI4Chem TS #48
NFDI4Chem TS #48
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Contribution via issue #43
| as the interdependencies between terminologies, to make informed decisions. Although there are many sophisticated | ||
| terminology services available, such as the [Basic Register of Thesauri, Ontologies & Classifications (BARTOC)](https://bartoc.org/) | ||
| or the [Ontology Lookup Service (OLS)](https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols4), they contain a large selection of different terminologies and ontologies | ||
| that can overwhelm domain experts. |
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'Overwhelm domain experts' seems like quite a sweeping statement
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Agree. Sentence reformulated as follows:
"Despite the existence of sophisticated terminology services such as the Basic Register of Thesauri, Ontologies & Classifications (BARTOC) or the Ontology Lookup Service (OLS), the vast array of terminologies and ontologies they encompass makes it challenging for domain experts to identify the most relevant and suitable ones for their specific use cases."
Hope this fits better now.
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I don't think this screen shot is high enough resolution
| To implement the search example above in Python using the NFDI4Chem TS API, follow these steps: | ||
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@Smund27 I have just added a Python file with an update of the code in this contribution. The code would not execute without an update. The following updates have been included:
- updated line 7 to import urllib.parse
- reformatted code with appropriate indention to execute correctly
- added doc strings to describe the code in accordance with PEP 257 (Docstring Conventions)
- checked the code for style conventions per PEP-8 (Style Guide for Python)
- commented out the last function in the ChemSearch class as it does not seem to be necessary as part of the example, and it is not clear as to what it accomplishes
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replaced the code in the contribution with the code provided in the Python file by Stuart
Contribution via issue #43