The keywords are obtained from study specific metadata examples of which include diagnosis and type of study.
The site also provides a combination of experimental data and metadata, examples of pre-computed analysis, step-by-step guides and a user interface designed to enable both novice and experienced users of RNA-Seq data.
Of course, in practice the exercise is much more complicated, as the software has to deal with various degrees of similarities of metadata; for example, almost identical case names (R. v. Smith and The Queen v. Smith).
Digitizaion of print materials and/or manual capturing of metadata, for example, cannot be deemed a successful strategy in the long run – it is simply uneconomical to continue to do so past a certain stage.
DyeVC could gather additional metadata, for example, to create a visualization showing conflicts that would happen when merging two or more branches.
The missive concerns Sections 215 and 214 of the PATRIOT Act, a law passed in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks that's been a key legal foundation for the government's collection of Americans' call record metadata, for example.
It is important to note that the use of self-descriptive formats such as NetCDF (http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/netcdf/) would allow trajectory files to carry not only the description of the dataset, but also the provenance metadata, for example using the CDEs previously defined.
The missive concerns Sections 215 and 214 of the PATRIOT Act, a law passed in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks that's been a key legal foundation for the government's collection of Americans' call record metadata, for example.
So perhaps Zuckerberg thinks Americans might balk if they really understood how pervasively it tracks them when it has to explain exactly what it's doing — as indeed some Facebook users did recently, when they found out Messenger had been logging their call and SMS metadata, for example.
But even that would never work, because the internet and the world it (allegedly) represents are ever-changing, to the point where multiple seemingly well-established facts of existence (the NSA's direct access to our metadata, for example) were no longer facts by the time I finished writing this thing, necessitating all kind of changes.
