Parsa; There are a couple of interacting features here: 1. rdfs:label takes precedence over subclasses of rdfs:label (such as skos:prefLabel), so if both are present rdfs:label wins.
2. If two labels render the same, Composer will show the local name instead -- Scott On Jan 14, 1:36 pm, Parsa Mirhaji <[email protected]> wrote: > Scott > Thanks for the heads up about the reverse direction of the tree, that helped. > However, now that you pointed out about the use of the human readable lables > (skos:prefLable) it seems not working consistently? From the screenshot below > you can see that the instances of classes are not shown through their human > readable labels (neither in the instances view nor in the Associations view. > However instances of an owl:Class are consstently shown by their > skos:prefLable. > Secondly if you look at the SN:Clinical_Drug class (highlighted and selected > in the right side panel), although it does have a skos:prefLabel and a > matching label for that matter, it does not show up neither in the class view > nor in the instances view... I looked into the file but didn't see a > difference on what may be causing this? As the model is constructed running a > script, it should be created the same way as others... > So the most important question from my perspective is how to get the lables > work with the instances because that is what will make the difference in > usability of the TBC as an SKOS editor... > Thanks > Parsa > > [cid:3346320988_1252032] > > On 1/14/10 11:00 AM, "Scott Henninger" <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello Parsa; Some thoughts below. If these don't help out you may > want to send an example we can look at. > > <a hierarchy is expected to be built through following a provided a > selected property (or so is my understanding)> > > Yes, this is the case, but keep in mind that the default layout for > this view is like rdfs:subClassOf. I.e. higher levels of the tree are > objects of the lower level's subjects. I.e. in your case: > :C0000970 :rb :C0724005 > > You can use Switch direction (top-right of view) to reverse this. > > From what I see in the image, if there were a relationship somewhere > of the form: > :xyz :rb :C0000970 > > ...then it will appear as a next level of the tree beneath :C0000970. > Note that the properties shown in :C0000970's form are in the opposite > direction: > :C0000970 :rb :C0074808 > > (BTW, if you turn on human readable labels - see person icon in top > icon menu - you would see the skos:prefLabel in the tree. I.e. it > would read "Acetaminophen" instead of "C0000970".) > > -- Scott > > On Jan 13, 3:57 pm, Parsa Mirhaji <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > When using the Associations View in TBC-ME 3.1.1 a hierarchy is expected to > > be built through following a provided a selected property (or so is my > > understanding). However, when I use a property (:rb in this case as > > illustrated in the image below), it only goes one step forward, although > > there are other objects associated with that same property to the selected > > node (as seen in the right hand side panel from the image below). Any > > insight? > > > [cid:3346243025_8346651] > > Thanks > > Parsa > > > Parsa Mirhaji, MD. PhD. > > Assistant Professor > > The School of Health Information Sciences > > The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston > > Tel: (713) 500-3157 > > Fax: (713) 500-0370 > > Assistance (Connie Tapper): (713) 500-3937 > > > Please consider environment before printing this email or its attachments. > > > image.png > > 49KViewDownload > > Parsa Mirhaji, MD. PhD. > Assistant Professor > The School of Health Information Sciences > The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston > Tel: (713) 500-3157 > Fax: (713) 500-0370 > Assistance (Connie Tapper): (713) 500-3937 > > Please consider environment before printing this email or its attachments. > > image.png > 221KViewDownload
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