Title | Assessing Schema.org’s Coverage of Terms from Key Biomedical Datasets |
Publication Type | Conference Paper |
Year of Publication | 2018 |
Authors | Moodley K, Hardi J, Graybeal J, Musen MA, Dumontier M |
Conference Name | Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology Conference |
Date Published | July, 2018 |
Publisher | ISMB |
Conference Location | Chicago, Illinois |
Abstract | Schema.org is an initiative by major Web search engines to define a common vocabulary for structuring Web content from a variety of domains, promoting data interoperability and enabling Web content to benefit from sophisticated search services. Within the wide spectrum of schema.org vocabulary, there are specialized data attributes for biomedical objects. Before leveraging these attributes to mark up the actual data, it is valuable for biomedical data publishers to know which of their key data fields can be captured by schema.org . There are currently no quantitative evaluations to measure how much of schema.org vocabulary aligns with the accepted standards in biomedical domains. In this paper, we provide such an evaluation against selected biomedical standards for drugs, clinical trials and medical datasets. |
Assessing Schema.org’s Coverage of Terms from Key Biomedical Datasets
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