The information resource registry is a listing of data sources present in the NCATS Data Translator system.
Each information resource has an identifier, a short description, and an URL to more information about that resource.
Explore the intricate relationships between data sources and aggregators used in Translator this detailed Sankey diagram.
The visualization provides a clear representation of how specific datasets are consumed by various data
integration platforms, illustrating the flow and interdependence of information within the ecosystem.
By examining these connections, researchers and data professionals can gain insights into the provenance
and utilization of key resources, enhancing their understanding of data interoperability.
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Classes
| Class |
Description |
| InformationResource |
A database or knowledgebase and its supporting ecosystem of interfaces and services that deliver content to consumers (e.g. web portals, APIs, query endpoints, streaming services, data downloads, etc.). A single Information Resource by this definition may span many different datasets or databases, and include many access endpoints and user interfaces. Information Resources include project-specific resources such as a Translator Knowledge Provider, and community knowledgebases like ChemBL, OMIM, or DGIdb. |
| InformationResourceContainer |
A collection of information resources |
Slots
| Property |
Description |
| agent_type |
The type of agent that supports an edge or node. This is a general categorization of the type of agent that supports a statement, and is not intended to be a comprehensive description of the agent. For example, a statement may be supported by a single publication, but that publication may contain multiple types of evidence, such as a computational prediction and a manual curation. In this case, the agent type would be "publication", and the evidence would be described in more detail in the evidence graph. |
| description |
A free-text description of an entity or attribute. |
| id |
A unique identifier for an entity. Must be either a CURIE shorthand for a URI or a complete URI |
| information_resources |
a collection of information resources |
| knowledge_level |
The level of knowledge that supports an edge or node. This is a general categorization of the type of evidence that supports a statement, and is not intended to be a comprehensive description of the evidence. For example, a statement may be supported by a single publication, but that publication may contain multiple types of evidence, such as a computational prediction and a manual curation. In this case, the knowledge level would be "curated", and the evidence would be described in more detail in the evidence graph. |
| name |
A human-readable name for an attribute or entity. |
| status |
the status of the infores identifier, the default is "released" |
| synonym |
Alternate human-readable names for a thing |
| xref |
A database cross reference or alternative identifier for a NamedThing or edge between two NamedThings. This property should point to a database record or webpage that supports the existence of the edge, or gives more detail about the edge. This property can be used on a node or edge to provide multiple URIs or CURIE cross references. |
Enumerations
| Enumeration |
Description |
| AgentTypeEnum |
The type of agent that supports an edge or node. This is a general categorization of the type of agent that supports a statement, and is not intended to be a comprehensive description of the agent. For example, a statement may be supported by a single publication, but that publication may contain multiple types of evidence, such as a computational prediction and a manual curation. In this case, the agent type would be "publication", and the evidence would be described in more detail in the evidence graph. |
| InformationResourceStatusEnum |
The status of the infores identifier |
| KnowledgeLevelEnum |
The level of knowledge that supports an edge or node. This is a general categorization of the type of evidence that supports a statement, and is not intended to be a comprehensive description of the evidence. For example, a statement may be supported by a single publication, but that publication may contain multiple types of evidence, such as a computational prediction and a manual curation. In this case, the knowledge level would be "curated", and the evidence would be described in more detail in the evidence graph. |
