In this paper we describe the development of a database of PET/CT studies designed with the goal of allowing not only to analyze the images themselves, but also the metadata associated with it (stored in the examination file headers) and new metadata generated from image processing and classification algorithms.
Additionally, we plan to incorporate the metadata generated from image acquisition devices, such as scanner configuration parameters, resolution, lighting, and other experimental variables.
By analyzing data and intelligently directing acquisition online, metadata generated at runtime may be used to improve the quality of information extracted from a data set.
The metadata generated in (4) dealing with related domain ontology concepts, and the system-centric metadata generated in (5) are then used to discover and filter out learning resources from various learning repositories.
Asserted Versioning databases are generated from the combination of a conventional logical data model and a set of metadata entries.
The wrappers are automatically generated from the component metadata using the Extensible Stylesheet Language.
GeoDCAT XML is generated from existing ISO 19139 / INSPIRE metadata in the catalogue according to the rules defined by the GeoDCAT-AP specification.
Summary: Gene expression or metabolomics data generated from clinical settings are often associated with multiple metadata (i.e. diagnosis, genotype, gender, etc).
For each potential data element that could be generated from the information model, UML Loader first determines whether a data element exists which is equivalent in semantic meaning on the basis of existing DEC concept annotations and other associated metadata.
We query the PDB REST (43) Text Search API using EBOV Keywords generated from the EBOV protein and domain descriptions previously to retrieve a list of associated PDB IDs, and iteratively call their Ligand Search API for getting the metadata (chemical name, formula, SMILES Notation, Molecular Weight, Inchi Keys etc). of individual ligands in the structural interactions, in XML format.
