ontology metrics: was...Re: [go] Invite to a discussion at PSB

[Suzanna Lewis]

Sounds good.

And as I mentioned before, this is directly before PAG, so there is a  
possibility for folks who are attending PAG to piggy-back the these  
two meetings together.

-S

On Nov 5, 2007, at 2:24 PM, Sue Rhee wrote:

> Hi: We can set up a WebX with skype or a speaker phone (and a 800  
> number to dial in) at Carnegie. I was thinking of a meeting from  
> 9-12 followed by lunch but if people want to go until 3 pm, that  
> should not be a problem. Perhaps someone other than me should take  
> charge of the agenda?
>
> Sue
>
> Judith Blake wrote:
>> Hi Larry,
>>
>> I think a longer meeting might be more useful.  One goal would be  
>> to investigate the intersection between GO tools and your NLP  
>> approaches.  Chris Mungall and Mike Bada are in communication  
>> already I think. It could be very productive to have a little  
>> space/time to make assure each other that the developments are  
>> complementary rather tahn competing, and that they can be aligned  
>> to each other.  In addition, it would be important to have either  
>> David or Midori attend as they are responsible for implementing  
>> any updates indicated by QC output.
>>
>> I would like to attend via e-meeting of some sort.  Probably best  
>> would be to set up WebX from SFO conference room with skype...or  
>> something similar.
>>
>> Judy
>>
>> Larry Hunter wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> GO people: Please let me know if you are interested in coming  
>>>>> to this mini-workshop (probably a few hours) sometime during  
>>>>> Jan 9-11, 2008 at Carnegie.
>>>
>>> Go folks,
>>>
>>> I'd like to have this meeting on Jan 11 in the morning.  I have a  
>>> flight booked out of SFO at 4pm; if we want the possibility of a  
>>> longer meeting, I could book a meeting room at the SFO red carpet  
>>> club so we could go until about 3.  Let me know.
>>>
>>> Should we consider e-meeting in other interested folks to this  
>>> session?
>>>
>>> [Reminder: the purpose is to show a very preliminary demo of our  
>>> NLP-based ontology quality metrics, and get input on what we  
>>> should be trying to measure and how.]
>>>
>>> Larry
>>
>
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> Sue Rhee
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