NIH R01 · 2024
Project summary Ontologies represent a domain of knowledge in a form that can be used by both computers and people. Biomedical ontologies provide standardized representations of knowledge that underlie modern biomedical research and serve as knowledge bases for enabling intelligent software applications. The Foundational Model of Anatomy (FMA) is an ontology of human anatomy and has a rich history as one of the first biomedical ontologies. After 20 years of development, two issues that affect the ability of the FMA to continue to serve as a source for standardized, computable knowledge of human anatomy have become apparent: First, variation in modeling schemes and inter-author variation…
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