with  AIDA   Biological knowledge extraction for a Virtual Laboratory for e-Science ( Bio AID ) Marco Roos , Scott Marshall, Sophia Katrenko, Edgar Meij, Willem van Hage, Pieter Adriaans AIDA demonstration Uk-AHM, Nottingham, September 10, 2007
Outline Context Virtual Laboratory for e-Science (my) life science motivation Demonstration of AIDA toolbox applications Bioinformatics Food informatics Discussion, questions… AIDA demonstration Uk-AHM, Nottingham, September 10, 2007 Bio AID   Biological knowledge extraction  for a Virtual Laboratory for e-Science
Virtual Laboratory e-Science project
Wet laboratory analogy Data Data handling & Data integration Metadata Data analysis Data storage Expert knowledge
Virtual  laboratory elements Taverna, VLAM, … AIDA toolbox E-bioscience lab BioMoby Semantic Web PubMed WikiProfessional OpenWetware.org myExperiment.org My (OWL) Model.org?
Main elements for experimentation Bioinformaticians point of view Computational experiment Processing Biological knowledge
Virtual laboratory main elements Bioinformaticians point of view Computational experiment Workflow technology Semantic web technology +
Biological motivation:  Structure and function of chromatin Escherichia coli Mouse fibroblast (skin) cells
components... 08/06/09 BioAID
Biomedical knowledge repository 08/06/09 BioAID PubMed statistics http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez >17 million citations >400,000 added/year ~70,000 searches/month … Does not compute Does not fit
Text mining 08/06/09 BioAID Biology Customized  or  personalized experiment Extracted knowledge I want to do it  my  way, use  my  models Carole Goble’s  me -scientist
Bioinformatics and e-science 08/06/09 BioAID Single purpose, black box application Customized experiments with reusable components My component Your component My component Your component My component
The  AIDA  toolbox  for knowledge extraction and knowledge management  in a Virtual Laboratory for e-Science
Components of the  AIDA  toolbox  used for Life Science knowledge extraction
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Bio AID ‘watskeburt’ workflow 08/06/09 BioAID AIDA AIDA OMIM service  (Japan) AIDA ‘ Taverna shim’ Taverna ‘shim’
Bio AID ‘watskeburt’ running 08/06/09 BioAID
Bio AID ‘watskeburt’ results 08/06/09 BioAID
Proto-ontology  (Protégé Jambalaya plugin) 08/06/09 BioAID
Enriched ontology  (snapshot) 08/06/09 BioAID
Generality of AIDA AIDA for food science
08/06/09 BioAID For my research on crispiness of food products I need pictures of bread structure
Components of the  AIDA  toolbox  used for Food Informatics
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Food Resource Management System using AIDA services 08/06/09 BioAID
Food Resource Management System using AIDA services 08/06/09 BioAID
Generality of AIDA Prototyping with Taverna
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Food AID thesaurus workflow 08/06/09 BioAID
Food AID thesaurus workflow 08/06/09 BioAID
Generality of AIDA Semantic workflow
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Conclusions We have demonstrated an e-science approach to text mining: Application to knowledge extraction (EZH2) Application to rapid prototyping and synonym support (Food Informatics) Application that logs the trail to evidence via semantic models (EZH2++) The use of web services and semantic web: Application by non-text miners Collaboration, information sharing, modelling 08/06/09 BioAID
Future ambitions Extend current workflows Biology: extend biological ‘cartoon’ models Experiment with upper ontologies Semantic results part of myExperiment? Link to VL-e work on semantic workflow and semantic data integration  Try latest AIDA services  (e.g relation discovery, concept-learning) Help myExperiment.org to reach out to not yet ‘enhanced’ scientists
Acknowledgements AIDA developers team: Sophia Katrenko, Edgar Meij, Willem van Hage, Frans Verster, (Machiel Jansen), Scott Marshall. Guus Schreiber, Maarten de Rijke, Pieter Adriaans Jan Top, Nicole Koenderink, Food informatics, Wageningen University Martijn Schuemie, Erasmus University Rotterdam myGrid team, especially Katy Wolstencroft, Stian Soiland, Stuart Owen, Andy Gibson, Alan Rector, Robert Stevens, Carole Goble W3C Semantic Web Health Care and Life Sciences Interest Group Hideaki Sugawara, Center for Information Biology and DNA Data Bank of Japan, National Institute of Genetics (http://xml.nig.ac.jp) This work was supported by the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs via  VL-e and BioRange (BSIK grants) 08/06/09 BioAID
Further information and resources AID information and resources http:// adaptivedisclosure.org W3C Semantic Web Health Care and Life Sciences Interest Group http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/hcls/   Workflows available from http:// .org 08/06/09 BioAID
End of presentation... Thank you http://adaptivedisclosure.org 08/06/09 BioAID

myExperiment and AIDA

  • 1.
    with AIDA Biological knowledge extraction for a Virtual Laboratory for e-Science ( Bio AID ) Marco Roos , Scott Marshall, Sophia Katrenko, Edgar Meij, Willem van Hage, Pieter Adriaans AIDA demonstration Uk-AHM, Nottingham, September 10, 2007
  • 2.
    Outline Context VirtualLaboratory for e-Science (my) life science motivation Demonstration of AIDA toolbox applications Bioinformatics Food informatics Discussion, questions… AIDA demonstration Uk-AHM, Nottingham, September 10, 2007 Bio AID Biological knowledge extraction for a Virtual Laboratory for e-Science
  • 3.
  • 4.
    Wet laboratory analogyData Data handling & Data integration Metadata Data analysis Data storage Expert knowledge
  • 5.
    Virtual laboratoryelements Taverna, VLAM, … AIDA toolbox E-bioscience lab BioMoby Semantic Web PubMed WikiProfessional OpenWetware.org myExperiment.org My (OWL) Model.org?
  • 6.
    Main elements forexperimentation Bioinformaticians point of view Computational experiment Processing Biological knowledge
  • 7.
    Virtual laboratory mainelements Bioinformaticians point of view Computational experiment Workflow technology Semantic web technology +
  • 8.
    Biological motivation: Structure and function of chromatin Escherichia coli Mouse fibroblast (skin) cells
  • 9.
  • 10.
    Biomedical knowledge repository08/06/09 BioAID PubMed statistics http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez >17 million citations >400,000 added/year ~70,000 searches/month … Does not compute Does not fit
  • 11.
    Text mining 08/06/09BioAID Biology Customized or personalized experiment Extracted knowledge I want to do it my way, use my models Carole Goble’s me -scientist
  • 12.
    Bioinformatics and e-science08/06/09 BioAID Single purpose, black box application Customized experiments with reusable components My component Your component My component Your component My component
  • 13.
    The AIDA toolbox for knowledge extraction and knowledge management in a Virtual Laboratory for e-Science
  • 14.
    Components of the AIDA toolbox used for Life Science knowledge extraction
  • 15.
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    Bio AID ‘watskeburt’workflow 08/06/09 BioAID AIDA AIDA OMIM service (Japan) AIDA ‘ Taverna shim’ Taverna ‘shim’
  • 18.
    Bio AID ‘watskeburt’running 08/06/09 BioAID
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    Bio AID ‘watskeburt’results 08/06/09 BioAID
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    Proto-ontology (ProtégéJambalaya plugin) 08/06/09 BioAID
  • 21.
    Enriched ontology (snapshot) 08/06/09 BioAID
  • 22.
    Generality of AIDAAIDA for food science
  • 23.
    08/06/09 BioAID Formy research on crispiness of food products I need pictures of bread structure
  • 24.
    Components of the AIDA toolbox used for Food Informatics
  • 25.
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    Food Resource ManagementSystem using AIDA services 08/06/09 BioAID
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    Food Resource ManagementSystem using AIDA services 08/06/09 BioAID
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    Generality of AIDAPrototyping with Taverna
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    Food AID thesaurusworkflow 08/06/09 BioAID
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    Food AID thesaurusworkflow 08/06/09 BioAID
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    Generality of AIDASemantic workflow
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    Conclusions We havedemonstrated an e-science approach to text mining: Application to knowledge extraction (EZH2) Application to rapid prototyping and synonym support (Food Informatics) Application that logs the trail to evidence via semantic models (EZH2++) The use of web services and semantic web: Application by non-text miners Collaboration, information sharing, modelling 08/06/09 BioAID
  • 36.
    Future ambitions Extendcurrent workflows Biology: extend biological ‘cartoon’ models Experiment with upper ontologies Semantic results part of myExperiment? Link to VL-e work on semantic workflow and semantic data integration Try latest AIDA services (e.g relation discovery, concept-learning) Help myExperiment.org to reach out to not yet ‘enhanced’ scientists
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    Acknowledgements AIDA developersteam: Sophia Katrenko, Edgar Meij, Willem van Hage, Frans Verster, (Machiel Jansen), Scott Marshall. Guus Schreiber, Maarten de Rijke, Pieter Adriaans Jan Top, Nicole Koenderink, Food informatics, Wageningen University Martijn Schuemie, Erasmus University Rotterdam myGrid team, especially Katy Wolstencroft, Stian Soiland, Stuart Owen, Andy Gibson, Alan Rector, Robert Stevens, Carole Goble W3C Semantic Web Health Care and Life Sciences Interest Group Hideaki Sugawara, Center for Information Biology and DNA Data Bank of Japan, National Institute of Genetics (http://xml.nig.ac.jp) This work was supported by the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs via VL-e and BioRange (BSIK grants) 08/06/09 BioAID
  • 38.
    Further information andresources AID information and resources http:// adaptivedisclosure.org W3C Semantic Web Health Care and Life Sciences Interest Group http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/hcls/ Workflows available from http:// .org 08/06/09 BioAID
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    End of presentation...Thank you http://adaptivedisclosure.org 08/06/09 BioAID

Editor's Notes

  • #2 We will demonstrate a biological application of the ‘Adaptive Information Disclosure Application’ toolbox, a toolbox that is of general purpose, but can be used for specific applications, such as life science.