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Add bioregistry as IRI candidate discovery source #23
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Hi @JJ-Author, I am one of the maintainers of the Bioregistry. I am happy to answer any questions you have about it, discuss potential new features, content, exports, etc. |
Hey, @cthoyt thanks for your message. Indeed i found that you also provide RDF here https://bioregistry.io/download |
Yes, it's the case that the RDF dump is generated on the nightly build and isn't part of the live website. You can expect that it's up-to-date though, since everything is automated! Direct download link: |
Is this thread still active? |
Hey @RiddhiMenroy, with the issues tagged as "enhancements" we keep record of our wishlist. We might tackle these once we have free resources or a student that is interested in doing it. |
hi @JJ-Author and @RiddhiMenroy, is there anything I can do from the Bioregistry side to help this out? |
Nothing yet, thanks!
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Bioregistry is now part of the discovery process. I used the registry available at https://bioregistry.io/api/registry?format=json, and the |
Many of the resources in the Bioregistry neither have an RDF nor OWL artifact associated with them, so this isn't a surprise. If I had to guess, maybe <5% of the resources for which an RDF or OWL actually exists do not have it already annotated in the Bioregistry (i.e., low false negative rate) FYI, some of them might have |
Ok, but the parsing of obo files (and generally more supported formats) is an issue of its own. I'll close this one in favor of this one |
see e.g. https://bioregistry.io/registry/ero
offer json output including download links and uri scheme as starting point for Archivo
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