Class: Study Result (StudyResult)
A collection of data items from a single study that pertain to a particular subject or experimental unit in the study, along with optional provenance information describing how these data items were generated.
Comments
-
- StudyResults provide a useful way to capture a subset of items from a study dataset that are used as evidence in generating higher order knowledge assertions about the entity that is the focus of the study result. For example, a subset of allele frequency data items about a particular variant of interest in the complete gnomAD dataset can be reported in a StudyResult object, along with relevant provenance information, so they can be referenced as evidence for a higher-order assertion about the variant's pathogenicity.
- As an example, consider the comprehensive allele frequency dataset provided by gnomAD, which covers millions of variants. A curator looking to assess the pathogenicity of a particular variant might create a StudyResult object to capture a subset of data related to this focus allele, including its count, frequency, homozygous frequency, along with metadata concerning the shared provenance or quality of this data. The StudyResult could then be references as a piece of evidence used to inform the focus alleles final pathogenicity classification.
- Note that the use of a Study Results is not reserved only for defining subsets of data from a larger HTP/clinical study data sets. A StudyResult might be used to organize the data from a simple, small scale bench experiment - e.g. a western blot analysis of protein expression, or an in vitro binding assay focused on a single protein. Even such small 'studies' can generate multiple data items and metadata, and a StudyResult object can be used to collect all or some of these data points pertinent to a particular focus into an organized structure.
Inheritance
- Entity
- InformationEntity
- StudyResult
- InformationEntity
Slots
Direct slots
A specific subject or experimental unit in a Study, that data in the StudyResult object is about - e.g. a particular variant in a population allele frequency dataset like ExAC or gnomAD.
Implementation Guidance
* The 'focus' of a StudyResult is the what anchors selection of all data items and provenance information that it contains. This focus may be a single participant or subject of a study (e.g. one patient in a clinical study, or one allele in a population frequency analysis). It may be a study group defined as an experimental unit in the study (e.g. a specific treatment arm of a clinical study). Or it may be a variable defined as a unit of analysis in the study (e.g. 'exposure to nicotine' in an analysis correlating this variable with clinical outcomes).One or more data items that are included in the StudyResult because it pertains to the 'focus' of the result. This can be data that directly describes this 'focus' (e.g. the population frequency of an allele focus), or be metadata about how data about the 'focus' were generated (e.g the quality measures for the sequencing run used to determine this allele frequency).
Implementation Guidance
* Any type of data item from a Study may be captured in a StudyResult - including raw experimental/observational data, derived calculations or quality measures, provenance information about how the data were generated in the study, or qualitative expert interpretations of the primary study data (e.g. the interpretation of a blood cholesterol value of 250 mg/dL as being 'high', or a Polyphen functional impact score of 0.115 as being 'deleterious').* The model specifies use of a key-value based 'DataItem' object to capture the meaning and value of each type of data item captured in a given StudyResult. But in practice, profiles for specific StudyResult types may choose to define one or more specializations of the generic 'dataItems' property as named attributes. This makes the data more succinct and parsable, and allows specific constraints to be applied and validated for different data items. For example, a PopulaitonAlleleFrequencyStudyResult profile may define a named 'focusAlleleFrequency' attribute that is required, and a named 'focusAlleleCount' attribute that is optional - both of which conceptually specialize the core-im 'dataItems' property. Under this approach, the core 'dataItems' acts as a placeholder to seed such specializations, but is not used directly in StudyResult profiles.
interpretation --> Coding [0..1]
The outcome of an interpretation of lower-level data item(s) in a StudyResult, that express some broader conclusion or insight that was made (e.g. that data indicates a result to be is high, normal, or low).
Implementation Guidance
* This attribute allows basic interpretations / classifications to be included in a Study Result, such as binning a data item or items as being in or out of some normal range.sourceDataSet --> DataSet [*]
A larger DataSet from which the content of the StudyResult was derived.
Implementation Guidance
* In most cases, a StudyResult will be generated using data from one source dataset - but it is possible multiple datasets related to a single study contain data about a particular focus that get collected into a single StudyResult instance.componentResult --> StudyResult [*]
Another StudyResult comprised of data items about the same focus as its parent Result, but based on a more narrowly scoped analysis of the foundational data (e.g. an analysis based on data about a subset of the parent Results full study population).
Implementation Guidance
* This attribute allows data creators to break down a StudyResult into finer-grained StudyResult instances with a narrower scope. For example, a StudyResult about the frequency of an allele in a global population of individuals can be broken down into separate 'component' Results about distinct subpopulations of individuals in the source data (e.g. frequency of the allele in asian vs african subpopulations, or male vs female subgroups).studyGroup --> StudyGroup [0..1]
A description of a specific group or population of subjects interrogated in the ResearchStudy that produced the data captured in the StudyResult.
Implementation Guidance
* For example, in a StudyResult holding allele frequency data, this attribute points to a StudyGroup object that describes characteristics of the population that the frequency data was generated from (e.g. 'East Asian', 'Female').Inherited slots
An entity or concept in the world that the information entity describes/is about.
Inherited from: InformationEntity
Implementation Guidance
* e.g. In the context of a Statement object, this attribute may be used to indicate entities/concepts it is about, in lieu of providing a more precise description of what the Statement asserts to be true using subject, predicate, object, and qualifier properties. e.g. the Statement that "BRCA2 c.8023A>G is pathogenic for Breast Cancer" might be annotated to be about the variant 'BRCA2 c.8023A>G', and the disease 'Breast Cancer'.contributions --> Contribution [*]
Specific actions taken by an Agent toward the creation, modification, validation, or deprecation of an Information Entity.
Inherited from: InformationEntity
Implementation Guidance
* This attribute holds one or more Contribution objects, which provide structured descriptions of a contribution made to the Information Entity by a particular agent.dateAuthored --> String [0..1]
Indicates when the information content expressed in the Information Entity was generated.
Inherited from: InformationEntity
Implementation Guidance
* The term 'authored' as used in the model refers to the generation of 'information content' in the abstract sense, as opposed to a concrete encoding of this information in a specific language or format. e.g. for a Statement, this attribute captures when the information content expressed in the Statement was first generated by an agent. Information about when a particular concrete encoding of this information was created (e.g. as row in a table, or object in a json document) would live in a RecordMetadata object attached to the Information Entity).specifiedBy --> String [*]
A specification that describes all or part of the process that led to creation of the Information Entity.
Inherited from: InformationEntity
Implementation Guidance
* Examples - an experimental protocol or data analysis specification that describe how data were generated, or an evidence interpretation guideline that describes steps taken to interpret data in making a variant pathogenicity classification.* Note that this attribute captures specific *instances* of specifications/methods (e.g. the specific electron microscopy method described in https://doi.org/10.1002/ cpz1.1045) - as opposed to reporting a *type* of method applied (e.g. "Transmission Electron Microscopy").
supportingMethods --> String [*]
Specific methods that were executed to directly or indirectly support creation of the Information Entity.
Inherited from: InformationEntity
Implementation Guidance
* These may include methods that directly produced the Information Entity, or upstream/accessory methods that indirectly support creation of the Information Entity - e.g. methods used to produce data that was interpreted as evidence to generate a Statement of knowledge.* This field captures terms representing specific INSTANCES of methods applied, vs the 'supportingMethodTypes' attribute which captures TYPES of methods used.
supportingMethodTypes --> Coding [*]
Types of methodological approaches that were executed to directly or indirectly support creation of the Information Entity.
Inherited from: InformationEntity
Implementation Guidance
* This field captures terms representing TYPES of methods applied, vs the 'specifiedBy' or'supportingMethods' attributes which capture specific INSTANCES of methods used. These may include types of methods that directly produced the Information Entity, or upstream/accessory methods that indirectly support creation of the Information Entity* Implementers should define a relevant source or set of method type codes/terms to use here, based on the needs of the domain or application.'
derivedFrom --> InformationEntity [*]
Another Information Entity from which this Information Entity is derived, in whole or in part.
Inherited from: InformationEntity
reportedIn --> String [*]
A document in which the Information Entity is reported.
Inherited from: InformationEntity
Implementation Guidance
* This attribute is used specifically to reference documents/publications where the Information Entity is expressed or reported. For a Statement, this might be a publication where the authors express the statement in text. For a Data Item, this might be a publication with a table or figure that reports the value of the data.A document or other informtion resource in which the information entity, or evidence supporting it, is reported.
Inherited from: InformationEntity
Implementation Guidance
* This attribute is more general than InformationEntity.reportedIn (which is used to references a Docuement that directly reports the infrormation), and Statement.hasEvidenceFromSources (which is used to reference resources that provided evidence used to generate the knowledge expressed in a Statement). It can be used to cover both cases, in situations where a data provider does not know which is the case, or does not wish to make the distinction.informationQuality --> Coding [0..1]
A qualitative term indicating the scientific rigor or reliability with which the information was generated/collected.
Inherited from: InformationEntity
Implementation Guidance
* This is typically based on the quality of design and execution of the study or curation activity that generated it (e.g. were relevant controls assessed to show instruments were working, were all samples taken care of and handled identically, are methods sound and well documented, etc.).* The quality of information is intrinsic to the information itself, and not to a particular application of the information (e.g. as evidence for making an Assertion)
* The quality of information is one factor that goes into the confidence we have in the information''s veracity (i.e. that it is an accurate reflection of reality it intends to measure or describe). Other factors informing confidence may include who did it (we may just not trust some Agents), when (if data created 500 years ago, we may have less confidence in it), and for Assertions, the relevance and abundance of supporting evidence.
* Implementers should define a relevant source of codes or terms to use here, based on the needs of the domain or application.'
recordMetadata --> RecordMetadata [0..1]
Provenance metadata about a specific concrete record of information as encoded/serialized in a particular data set or object (as opposed to provenance about the abstract information content the encoding carries).
Inherited from: InformationEntity
Implementation Guidance
* This attribute holds a structured RecordMetadata objects, which can be used to capture when, how, and by whom a record serialization was generated or modified; what upstream resources it was derived or retrieved from; and record-level administrative information such as versioning and lifecycle status.The 'logical' identifier of the entity in the system of record, e.g. a UUID. This 'id' is unique within a given system, but may or may not be globally unique outside the system. It is used within a system to reference one object from another.
Inherited from: Entity
Implementation Guidance
* Note that it is common for implementers to create their own internal logical ids - typically a serially or randomly generated value like a UUID that is assigned to the data object as it is created in a system. But an implementer may choose to reuse an existing, globally unique id from an external system or authority for this purpose (e.g. an HGNC id for a Gene object) - as long as it is unique within the implementing system, and can be used to reference the identified object in this context.identifiers --> String [*]
A globally-unique 'business' identifier or accession number for the real-world entity represented by a data object. These are typically assigned by an external system or authority, and used to connect entities and share content across different systems.
Inherited from: Entity
Implementation Guidance
* Preferred values for this attribute are CURIEs or URIs - so the system that provisioned the identifier is clear.* A given real world entity - e.g. a genetic variant - may have many business identifiers defined by different systems, which can be captured in the "identifiers" property to indicate that they represent the same thing.
The name of the class that is instantiated by a data object representing the Entity.
Inherited from: Entity
Implementation Guidance
* MUST be the label of a concrete class from the data model.A primary name for the Entity.
Inherited from: Entity
alternativeLabels --> String [*]
Alternative name(s) for the Entity.
Inherited from: Entity
description --> String [0..1]
A free text description of the Entity.
Inherited from: Entity
extensions --> Extension [*]
A list of extensions to the Entity, that allow for capture of information not directly supported by elements defined in the model.
Inherited from: Entity
Implementation Guidance
* Extension objects have a key-value data structure that allows definition of custom fields in the data itself. Extensions are not expected to be natively understood, but may be used for pre-negotiated exchange of message attributes between systems.Usages
used by | used in | type | used |
---|---|---|---|
StudyResult | componentResult | range | StudyResult |
Identifier and Mapping Information
Schema Source
- from schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-framework/sepio-linkml
Mappings
Mapping Type | Mapped Value |
---|---|
self | sepio_linkml:StudyResult |
native | sepio_linkml:StudyResult |
LinkML Source
Direct
name: StudyResult
description: A collection of data items from a single study that pertain to a particular
subject or experimental unit in the study, along with optional provenance information
describing how these data items were generated.
title: Study Result
comments:
- '- StudyResults provide a useful way to capture a subset of items from a study dataset
that are used as evidence in generating higher order knowledge assertions about
the entity that is the focus of the study result. For example, a subset of allele
frequency data items about a particular variant of interest in the complete gnomAD
dataset can be reported in a StudyResult object, along with relevant provenance
information, so they can be referenced as evidence for a higher-order assertion
about the variant''s pathogenicity.'
- As an example, consider the comprehensive allele frequency dataset provided by gnomAD,
which covers millions of variants. A curator looking to assess the pathogenicity
of a particular variant might create a StudyResult object to capture a subset of
data related to this focus allele, including its count, frequency, homozygous frequency,
along with metadata concerning the shared provenance or quality of this data. The
StudyResult could then be references as a piece of evidence used to inform the focus
alleles final pathogenicity classification.
- Note that the use of a Study Results is not reserved only for defining subsets of
data from a larger HTP/clinical study data sets. A StudyResult might be used to
organize the data from a simple, small scale bench experiment - e.g. a western blot
analysis of protein expression, or an in vitro binding assay focused on a single
protein. Even such small 'studies' can generate multiple data items and metadata,
and a StudyResult object can be used to collect all or some of these data points
pertinent to a particular focus into an organized structure.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-framework/sepio-linkml
status: Draft
is_a: InformationEntity
attributes:
focus:
name: focus
description: A specific subject or experimental unit in a Study, that data in
the StudyResult object is about - e.g. a particular variant in a population
allele frequency dataset like ExAC or gnomAD.
comments:
- The 'focus' of a StudyResult is the what anchors selection of all data items
and provenance information that it contains. This focus may be a single participant
or subject of a study (e.g. one patient in a clinical study, or one allele in
a population frequency analysis). It may be a study group defined as an experimental
unit in the study (e.g. a specific treatment arm of a clinical study). Or it
may be a variable defined as a unit of analysis in the study (e.g. 'exposure
to nicotine' in an analysis correlating this variable with clinical outcomes).
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
rank: 1000
domain_of:
- StudyResult
range: string
required: false
multivalued: false
dataItems:
name: dataItems
description: One or more data items that are included in the StudyResult because
it pertains to the 'focus' of the result. This can be data that directly describes
this 'focus' (e.g. the population frequency of an allele focus), or be metadata
about how data about the 'focus' were generated (e.g the quality measures for
the sequencing run used to determine this allele frequency).
comments:
- Any type of data item from a Study may be captured in a StudyResult - including
raw experimental/observational data, derived calculations or quality measures,
provenance information about how the data were generated in the study, or qualitative
expert interpretations of the primary study data (e.g. the interpretation of
a blood cholesterol value of 250 mg/dL as being 'high', or a Polyphen functional
impact score of 0.115 as being 'deleterious').
- The model specifies use of a key-value based 'DataItem' object to capture the
meaning and value of each type of data item captured in a given StudyResult.
But in practice, profiles for specific StudyResult types may choose to define
one or more specializations of the generic 'dataItems' property as named attributes.
This makes the data more succinct and parsable, and allows specific constraints
to be applied and validated for different data items. For example, a PopulaitonAlleleFrequencyStudyResult
profile may define a named 'focusAlleleFrequency' attribute that is required,
and a named 'focusAlleleCount' attribute that is optional - both of which conceptually
specialize the core-im 'dataItems' property. Under this approach, the core 'dataItems'
acts as a placeholder to seed such specializations, but is not used directly
in StudyResult profiles.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Informative
rank: 1000
domain_of:
- StudyResult
range: DataItem
required: false
multivalued: true
interpretation:
name: interpretation
description: The outcome of an interpretation of lower-level data item(s) in a
StudyResult, that express some broader conclusion or insight that was made (e.g.
that data indicates a result to be is high, normal, or low).
comments:
- This attribute allows basic interpretations / classifications to be included
in a Study Result, such as binning a data item or items as being in or out of
some normal range.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Informative
rank: 1000
domain_of:
- StudyResult
range: Coding
required: false
multivalued: false
sourceDataSet:
name: sourceDataSet
description: A larger DataSet from which the content of the StudyResult was derived.
comments:
- In most cases, a StudyResult will be generated using data from one source dataset
- but it is possible multiple datasets related to a single study contain data
about a particular focus that get collected into a single StudyResult instance.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
domain_of:
- StudyResult
range: DataSet
required: false
multivalued: true
componentResult:
name: componentResult
description: Another StudyResult comprised of data items about the same focus
as its parent Result, but based on a more narrowly scoped analysis of the foundational
data (e.g. an analysis based on data about a subset of the parent Results full
study population).
comments:
- This attribute allows data creators to break down a StudyResult into finer-grained
StudyResult instances with a narrower scope. For example, a StudyResult about
the frequency of an allele in a global population of individuals can be broken
down into separate 'component' Results about distinct subpopulations of individuals
in the source data (e.g. frequency of the allele in asian vs african subpopulations,
or male vs female subgroups).
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
domain_of:
- StudyResult
range: StudyResult
required: false
multivalued: true
studyGroup:
name: studyGroup
description: A description of a specific group or population of subjects interrogated
in the ResearchStudy that produced the data captured in the StudyResult.
comments:
- For example, in a StudyResult holding allele frequency data, this attribute
points to a StudyGroup object that describes characteristics of the population
that the frequency data was generated from (e.g. 'East Asian', 'Female').
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
rank: 1000
domain_of:
- StudyResult
range: StudyGroup
required: false
multivalued: false
Induced
name: StudyResult
description: A collection of data items from a single study that pertain to a particular
subject or experimental unit in the study, along with optional provenance information
describing how these data items were generated.
title: Study Result
comments:
- '- StudyResults provide a useful way to capture a subset of items from a study dataset
that are used as evidence in generating higher order knowledge assertions about
the entity that is the focus of the study result. For example, a subset of allele
frequency data items about a particular variant of interest in the complete gnomAD
dataset can be reported in a StudyResult object, along with relevant provenance
information, so they can be referenced as evidence for a higher-order assertion
about the variant''s pathogenicity.'
- As an example, consider the comprehensive allele frequency dataset provided by gnomAD,
which covers millions of variants. A curator looking to assess the pathogenicity
of a particular variant might create a StudyResult object to capture a subset of
data related to this focus allele, including its count, frequency, homozygous frequency,
along with metadata concerning the shared provenance or quality of this data. The
StudyResult could then be references as a piece of evidence used to inform the focus
alleles final pathogenicity classification.
- Note that the use of a Study Results is not reserved only for defining subsets of
data from a larger HTP/clinical study data sets. A StudyResult might be used to
organize the data from a simple, small scale bench experiment - e.g. a western blot
analysis of protein expression, or an in vitro binding assay focused on a single
protein. Even such small 'studies' can generate multiple data items and metadata,
and a StudyResult object can be used to collect all or some of these data points
pertinent to a particular focus into an organized structure.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-framework/sepio-linkml
status: Draft
is_a: InformationEntity
attributes:
focus:
name: focus
description: A specific subject or experimental unit in a Study, that data in
the StudyResult object is about - e.g. a particular variant in a population
allele frequency dataset like ExAC or gnomAD.
comments:
- The 'focus' of a StudyResult is the what anchors selection of all data items
and provenance information that it contains. This focus may be a single participant
or subject of a study (e.g. one patient in a clinical study, or one allele in
a population frequency analysis). It may be a study group defined as an experimental
unit in the study (e.g. a specific treatment arm of a clinical study). Or it
may be a variable defined as a unit of analysis in the study (e.g. 'exposure
to nicotine' in an analysis correlating this variable with clinical outcomes).
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
rank: 1000
alias: focus
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- StudyResult
range: string
required: false
multivalued: false
dataItems:
name: dataItems
description: One or more data items that are included in the StudyResult because
it pertains to the 'focus' of the result. This can be data that directly describes
this 'focus' (e.g. the population frequency of an allele focus), or be metadata
about how data about the 'focus' were generated (e.g the quality measures for
the sequencing run used to determine this allele frequency).
comments:
- Any type of data item from a Study may be captured in a StudyResult - including
raw experimental/observational data, derived calculations or quality measures,
provenance information about how the data were generated in the study, or qualitative
expert interpretations of the primary study data (e.g. the interpretation of
a blood cholesterol value of 250 mg/dL as being 'high', or a Polyphen functional
impact score of 0.115 as being 'deleterious').
- The model specifies use of a key-value based 'DataItem' object to capture the
meaning and value of each type of data item captured in a given StudyResult.
But in practice, profiles for specific StudyResult types may choose to define
one or more specializations of the generic 'dataItems' property as named attributes.
This makes the data more succinct and parsable, and allows specific constraints
to be applied and validated for different data items. For example, a PopulaitonAlleleFrequencyStudyResult
profile may define a named 'focusAlleleFrequency' attribute that is required,
and a named 'focusAlleleCount' attribute that is optional - both of which conceptually
specialize the core-im 'dataItems' property. Under this approach, the core 'dataItems'
acts as a placeholder to seed such specializations, but is not used directly
in StudyResult profiles.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Informative
rank: 1000
alias: dataItems
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- StudyResult
range: DataItem
required: false
multivalued: true
interpretation:
name: interpretation
description: The outcome of an interpretation of lower-level data item(s) in a
StudyResult, that express some broader conclusion or insight that was made (e.g.
that data indicates a result to be is high, normal, or low).
comments:
- This attribute allows basic interpretations / classifications to be included
in a Study Result, such as binning a data item or items as being in or out of
some normal range.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Informative
rank: 1000
alias: interpretation
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- StudyResult
range: Coding
required: false
multivalued: false
sourceDataSet:
name: sourceDataSet
description: A larger DataSet from which the content of the StudyResult was derived.
comments:
- In most cases, a StudyResult will be generated using data from one source dataset
- but it is possible multiple datasets related to a single study contain data
about a particular focus that get collected into a single StudyResult instance.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: sourceDataSet
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- StudyResult
range: DataSet
required: false
multivalued: true
componentResult:
name: componentResult
description: Another StudyResult comprised of data items about the same focus
as its parent Result, but based on a more narrowly scoped analysis of the foundational
data (e.g. an analysis based on data about a subset of the parent Results full
study population).
comments:
- This attribute allows data creators to break down a StudyResult into finer-grained
StudyResult instances with a narrower scope. For example, a StudyResult about
the frequency of an allele in a global population of individuals can be broken
down into separate 'component' Results about distinct subpopulations of individuals
in the source data (e.g. frequency of the allele in asian vs african subpopulations,
or male vs female subgroups).
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: componentResult
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- StudyResult
range: StudyResult
required: false
multivalued: true
studyGroup:
name: studyGroup
description: A description of a specific group or population of subjects interrogated
in the ResearchStudy that produced the data captured in the StudyResult.
comments:
- For example, in a StudyResult holding allele frequency data, this attribute
points to a StudyGroup object that describes characteristics of the population
that the frequency data was generated from (e.g. 'East Asian', 'Female').
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
rank: 1000
alias: studyGroup
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- StudyResult
range: StudyGroup
required: false
multivalued: false
isAbout:
name: isAbout
description: An entity or concept in the world that the information entity describes/is
about.
comments:
- e.g. In the context of a Statement object, this attribute may be used to indicate
entities/concepts it is about, in lieu of providing a more precise description
of what the Statement asserts to be true using subject, predicate, object, and
qualifier properties. e.g. the Statement that "BRCA2 c.8023A>G is pathogenic
for Breast Cancer" might be annotated to be about the variant 'BRCA2 c.8023A>G',
and the disease 'Breast Cancer'.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Informative
rank: 1000
alias: isAbout
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- InformationEntity
range: string
required: false
multivalued: true
contributions:
name: contributions
description: Specific actions taken by an Agent toward the creation, modification,
validation, or deprecation of an Information Entity.
comments:
- This attribute holds one or more Contribution objects, which provide structured
descriptions of a contribution made to the Information Entity by a particular
agent.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: contributions
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- InformationEntity
- RecordMetadata
range: Contribution
required: false
multivalued: true
dateAuthored:
name: dateAuthored
description: Indicates when the information content expressed in the Information
Entity was generated.
comments:
- The term 'authored' as used in the model refers to the generation of 'information
content' in the abstract sense, as opposed to a concrete encoding of this information
in a specific language or format. e.g. for a Statement, this attribute captures
when the information content expressed in the Statement was first generated
by an agent. Information about when a particular concrete encoding of this
information was created (e.g. as row in a table, or object in a json document)
would live in a RecordMetadata object attached to the Information Entity).
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: dateAuthored
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- InformationEntity
range: string
required: false
multivalued: false
specifiedBy:
name: specifiedBy
description: A specification that describes all or part of the process that led
to creation of the Information Entity.
comments:
- Examples - an experimental protocol or data analysis specification that describe
how data were generated, or an evidence interpretation guideline that describes
steps taken to interpret data in making a variant pathogenicity classification.
- Note that this attribute captures specific *instances* of specifications/methods
(e.g. the specific electron microscopy method described in https://doi.org/10.1002/
cpz1.1045) - as opposed to reporting a *type* of method applied (e.g. "Transmission
Electron Microscopy").
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: specifiedBy
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- InformationEntity
- Activity
range: string
required: false
multivalued: true
supportingMethods:
name: supportingMethods
description: Specific methods that were executed to directly or indirectly support
creation of the Information Entity.
comments:
- These may include methods that directly produced the Information Entity, or
upstream/accessory methods that indirectly support creation of the Information
Entity - e.g. methods used to produce data that was interpreted as evidence
to generate a Statement of knowledge.
- This field captures terms representing specific INSTANCES of methods applied,
vs the 'supportingMethodTypes' attribute which captures TYPES of methods used.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Informative
rank: 1000
alias: supportingMethods
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- InformationEntity
range: string
required: false
multivalued: true
supportingMethodTypes:
name: supportingMethodTypes
description: Types of methodological approaches that were executed to directly
or indirectly support creation of the Information Entity.
comments:
- This field captures terms representing TYPES of methods applied, vs the 'specifiedBy'
or'supportingMethods' attributes which capture specific INSTANCES of methods
used. These may include types of methods that directly produced the Information
Entity, or upstream/accessory methods that indirectly support creation of the
Information Entity
- Implementers should define a relevant source or set of method type codes/terms
to use here, based on the needs of the domain or application.'
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Informative
rank: 1000
alias: supportingMethodTypes
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- InformationEntity
range: Coding
required: false
multivalued: true
derivedFrom:
name: derivedFrom
description: Another Information Entity from which this Information Entity is
derived, in whole or in part.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: derivedFrom
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- InformationEntity
range: InformationEntity
required: false
multivalued: true
reportedIn:
name: reportedIn
description: A document in which the Information Entity is reported.
comments:
- This attribute is used specifically to reference documents/publications where
the Information Entity is expressed or reported. For a Statement, this might
be a publication where the authors express the statement in text. For a Data
Item, this might be a publication with a table or figure that reports the value
of the data.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: reportedIn
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- InformationEntity
range: string
required: false
multivalued: true
sources:
name: sources
description: A document or other informtion resource in which the information
entity, or evidence supporting it, is reported.
comments:
- This attribute is more general than InformationEntity.reportedIn (which is used
to references a Docuement that directly reports the infrormation), and Statement.hasEvidenceFromSources
(which is used to reference resources that provided evidence used to generate
the knowledge expressed in a Statement). It can be used to cover both cases,
in situations where a data provider does not know which is the case, or does
not wish to make the distinction.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: sources
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- InformationEntity
range: string
required: false
multivalued: true
informationQuality:
name: informationQuality
description: A qualitative term indicating the scientific rigor or reliability
with which the information was generated/collected.
comments:
- This is typically based on the quality of design and execution of the study
or curation activity that generated it (e.g. were relevant controls assessed
to show instruments were working, were all samples taken care of and handled
identically, are methods sound and well documented, etc.).
- The quality of information is intrinsic to the information itself, and not to
a particular application of the information (e.g. as evidence for making an
Assertion)
- The quality of information is one factor that goes into the confidence we have
in the information''s veracity (i.e. that it is an accurate reflection of reality
it intends to measure or describe). Other factors informing confidence may include
who did it (we may just not trust some Agents), when (if data created 500 years
ago, we may have less confidence in it), and for Assertions, the relevance and
abundance of supporting evidence.
- Implementers should define a relevant source of codes or terms to use here,
based on the needs of the domain or application.'
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Informative
rank: 1000
alias: informationQuality
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- InformationEntity
range: Coding
required: false
multivalued: false
recordMetadata:
name: recordMetadata
description: Provenance metadata about a specific concrete record of information
as encoded/serialized in a particular data set or object (as opposed to provenance
about the abstract information content the encoding carries).
comments:
- This attribute holds a structured RecordMetadata objects, which can be used
to capture when, how, and by whom a record serialization was generated or modified;
what upstream resources it was derived or retrieved from; and record-level administrative
information such as versioning and lifecycle status.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: recordMetadata
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- InformationEntity
range: RecordMetadata
required: false
multivalued: false
id:
name: id
description: The 'logical' identifier of the entity in the system of record, e.g.
a UUID. This 'id' is unique within a given system, but may or may not be globally
unique outside the system. It is used within a system to reference one object
from another.
comments:
- Note that it is common for implementers to create their own internal logical
ids - typically a serially or randomly generated value like a UUID that is assigned
to the data object as it is created in a system. But an implementer may choose
to reuse an existing, globally unique id from an external system or authority
for this purpose (e.g. an HGNC id for a Gene object) - as long as it is unique
within the implementing system, and can be used to reference the identified
object in this context.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: id
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- Entity
range: string
required: true
multivalued: false
identifiers:
name: identifiers
description: A globally-unique 'business' identifier or accession number for the
real-world entity represented by a data object. These are typically assigned
by an external system or authority, and used to connect entities and share content
across different systems.
comments:
- Preferred values for this attribute are CURIEs or URIs - so the system that
provisioned the identifier is clear.
- A given real world entity - e.g. a genetic variant - may have many business
identifiers defined by different systems, which can be captured in the "identifiers"
property to indicate that they represent the same thing.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Informative
rank: 1000
alias: identifiers
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- Entity
range: string
required: false
multivalued: true
type:
name: type
description: The name of the class that is instantiated by a data object representing
the Entity.
comments:
- MUST be the label of a concrete class from the data model.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: type
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- Entity
range: string
required: true
multivalued: false
label:
name: label
description: A primary name for the Entity.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: label
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- Entity
- Coding
range: string
required: false
multivalued: false
alternativeLabels:
name: alternativeLabels
description: Alternative name(s) for the Entity.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: alternativeLabels
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- Entity
range: string
required: false
multivalued: true
description:
name: description
description: A free text description of the Entity.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: description
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- Entity
range: string
required: false
multivalued: false
extensions:
name: extensions
description: A list of extensions to the Entity, that allow for capture of information
not directly supported by elements defined in the model.
comments:
- Extension objects have a key-value data structure that allows definition of
custom fields in the data itself. Extensions are not expected to be natively
understood, but may be used for pre-negotiated exchange of message attributes
between systems.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/sepio-model
status: Draft
rank: 1000
alias: extensions
owner: StudyResult
domain_of:
- Entity
range: Extension
required: false
multivalued: true