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Add edge label to evidence graph #15

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kshefchek opened this issue May 31, 2016 · 3 comments
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Add edge label to evidence graph #15

kshefchek opened this issue May 31, 2016 · 3 comments

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@kshefchek
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kshefchek commented May 31, 2016

It would be useful to have edge labels available when creating visuals of an evidence graph.

Getting labels for edges is currently a two step process:
Get the iri for an edge
Find the node with the same iri property and get its label

Two ideas:

  1. Add label property to edges for whole graph
  2. Add labels only to evidence graph (as json) in golr json
@jnguyenx
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Some thoughts:

We can retrieve this information when the golr-loader runs, no need to add this in the graph itself.

The bbop graph json format has a field meta for edges, we can fiddle the label there.

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cmungall commented Jul 5, 2016

You could also return the object properties as nodes

On Tuesday, June 28, 2016, Jeremy notifications@github.com wrote:

Some thoughts:

We can retrieve this information when the golr-loader runs, no need to add
this in the graph itself.

The bbop graph json format has a field meta for edges, we can fiddle the
label there.


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