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When I use ROBOT’s convert function to turn an ontology into OBO Graph JSON (which in turn is based on the code in this repository), how do I know which graph is the “main” graph?
E.g., I did robot convert -I http://www.bioassayontology.org/bao/bao_complete.owl -o test.json then the following in Python script to look at each graph’s URI (which is called an ID in the OBO Graph JSON schema)
From inspection, it’s obvious that some of these aren’t the main one, but is there a programatic way? I also know this isn’t an OBO Foundry ontology, but this also happens in a few (let me go back through and find some examples)
it looks like the json doesn’t include the owl:import triples. This isn’t a robot issue though ... I believe it’s just missing in the java code that generates it
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When I use ROBOT’s convert function to turn an ontology into OBO Graph JSON (which in turn is based on the code in this repository), how do I know which graph is the “main” graph?
E.g., I did
robot convert -I http://www.bioassayontology.org/bao/bao_complete.owl -o test.json
then the following in Python script to look at each graph’s URI (which is called an ID in the OBO Graph JSON schema)and got:
From inspection, it’s obvious that some of these aren’t the main one, but is there a programatic way? I also know this isn’t an OBO Foundry ontology, but this also happens in a few (let me go back through and find some examples)
@cmungall said:
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