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'Radioactive decay' parent change #157
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Discussed and this seems correct so please make a child of "subatomic process" when that class is added. Im assuming that by flagging candidate release confirmed this is a sign that it can now be be added to the ontology/changed? |
this is already implemented in kch branch. just to check that changes should be checked in this particular version at this link: https://github.com/Radiobiology-Informatics-Consortium/RBO/blob/kch/rbo-full.owl |
Thanks Luke, so if they are looking OK what do I do about the issue, close it, change the label? I think we need to change the case of the class label for Radioactive decay as well. Is it possible to remove the second parent, the old one? "planned process" |
the meaning of the labels are:
i will change this one back to awaiting implementation since i will remove the planned process superclass |
so if you check a 'awaiting confirmation and closing' one and it all looks good, all you need to do is change the label to 'candidate release confirmed' |
Thanks! |
Luke to confirm if this domain restriction is real. |
Luke to try moving radioactive decay to process |
Reviewing this issue again, the cause of inferring a parent can be "planned process" is the 2 axioms "has_specified_input" and "has_specified_output". To correct this, these axioms need to be dropped. In addition, we can add "has_participant" "radiation" to keep the connection with that concept. |
'Radioactive decay' is currently coming up as a planned process and an energy transfer process. Its certainly not OBI planned process and its an RBO class, so not sure how it ended up here. It INVOLVES energy transfer, I think but its now best placed under 'subatomic process' when that class is made.
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