Hi all,
I have just been doing some work annotating a cellular electrophysiology
model and more and more I find myself wanting to be able to provide
cross-references to other resources, usually from within
cmeta:comment's. So with the hope that someone out there might have
already thought this through and arrived at a feasible solution, I just
thought I'd put out this request for help :)
A typical example is that I would like to annotate a variable or
equation with a human readable description which unambiguously links to
a specific reference or other variables/equations in the model. For
example, I currently do something like this (in RDF/XML):
...
<cmeta:comment rdf:parseType="Resource">
<rdf:value>
A voltage-dependent formulation of the activation gate time
constant based on data from Amberg et al (2002). The definition of this
variable includes the Q10 temperature correction.
</rdf:value>
<dc:creator rdf:resource="#andre"/>
</cmeta:comment>
<bqs:reference rdf:parseType="Resource">
<bqs:Pubmed_id>12381815</bqs:Pubmed_id>
</bqs:reference>
...
where the Pubmed_id refers to the Amberg et al (2002) article. What I
would like to do is be able to link directly to the bqs:reference.
Obviously I can give the bqs:reference an rdf:ID by which I can link to
it, but how would that be included in the body of a cmeta:comment?
Further refining the above example, I would also like to provide a link
to the definition of the temperature correction scale factor from the
cmeta:comment body.
Thanks,
David.
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