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Add label-ized version of new GPAD output to informational tabs (or workbench) #437
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For the long term, I believe we're covered by items like #352 and maybe #150; it's generally recognized that the lower tabs are to be replaced with tabular information/editor. |
Talking to @cmungall , to bridge the user case that falls between the GPAD output and the future tables editors (etc.), we'll try something along the lines of grabbing the GPAD via an API call and "enriching" it with the labels in the client-side model. Either with a table in the editor or a workbench. |
Nice! |
This is really awesome! :) Just a couple requests.
or if you think it's essential to have the model ID present, then both, maybe like this:
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For number Issues |
Thanks Seth! Since the preview is so fast, perhaps the default could be higher, maybe the 50 instead of the 10. That would minimize the need to change the setting to see all. For future, when we switch to a new toolkit, it would be great if the summary line was at the top. |
As discussed in a previous meeting, we really need a human readable version of exactly what annotations are being generated.
In the long term, this might be accomplished by having a Protein2GO style table of annotations.
In the short term, we agreed to have Noctua use Jim Balhoff's reasoner internally to generate GPADs. For human readability, it is also essential to add the gene and term names for all of the various IDs.
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