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Table of Contents
- Main FAIRification Objectives
- Graphical Overview of the FAIRification Recipe Objectives
- Requirements
- FAIRification Objectives, Inputs and Outputs
- Capability & Maturity Table
- Table of Data Standards
- Main Content goes here...
- License
Main Objectives
The main purpose of this recipe is:
Making self describing tabular data using Frictionless tools instead of dumping Excel files.
Graphical Overview of the FAIRification Recipe Objectives
Note: use this section to provide a decision tree for the overall process described in the recipe For more information about the syntax used to generate the diagram, please refer to the following documentation
graph LR;
A(Data Acquisition):::box -->B(Raw Data):::box
B --> C{FAIR by Design}
C:::box-->|Yes| D(Standard Compliant Data):::box
C:::box -->|No| E(Vendor locked Data):::box
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Requirements
- technical requirements:
- bash knowledge
- ...
- recipe dependency:
- read Recipe 1 first!
- knowledge requirement:
- be sure to know what OBO is, or read it here: ...link to knowledge...
Capability & Maturity Table
Capability | Initial Maturity Level | Final Maturity Level |
---|---|---|
Interoperability | minimal | repeatable |
Help to fill this table out can be found ...(not yet)...
FAIRification Objectives, Inputs and Outputs
Actions.Objectives.Tasks | Input | Output |
---|---|---|
validation | Structure Data File (SDF) | report |
calculation | Structure Data File (SDF) | InChi |
calculation | Structure Data File (SDF) | SMILES |
text annotation | Human Phenotype Ontology | annotated text |
Table of Data Standards
Data Formats | Terminologies | Models |
---|---|---|
FASTQ | LOINC | SRA XML |
DICOM | Human Phenotype Ontology | OMOP |
Main Content
This is the place for your actual content. You can also ...
... write executable code
import isatools
import json
import pandas as pd
import holoview
... create workflow figures
one may use the following mermaid syntax:
graph LR;
A[Data Acquisition] -->B(Raw Data)
B --> C{FAIR by Design}
C -->|Yes| D[Standard Compliant Data]
C -->|No| E[Vendor locked Data]
graph LR;
A["input data"]-->B["conversion to open format"];
A["input data"]-->C["automatic annotation"];
B["conversion to open format"]-->D(("output data"));
C["automatic annotation"]-->D(("output data"));
style A fill:#FF5733,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
style D fill:#0A749B,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
Authors:
Name | Affiliation | orcid | CrediT role | specific contribution |
---|---|---|---|---|
Philippe Rocca-Serra | University of Oxford, Data Readiness Group | 0000-0001-9853-5668 | Writing - Original Draft | original format |
Susanna-Assunta Sansone | University of Oxford, Data Readiness Group | Writing - Review & Editing, Funding acquisition | ||
Alasdair Gray | Heriot-Watt Unviersity / ELIXIR-UK | 0000-0002-5711-4872 | Writing - Review & Editing | minor improvements (see git) |
Robert Giessmann | Bayer AG | 0000-0002-0254-1500 | Writing - Review & Editing | minor improvements (see git) |
License:
This page is released under the Creative Commons 4.0 BY license.