Developing Community Phenotype Ontologies: Understanding Users' Preferences

Limin Zhang; Zuleima Cota; Hong Cui; Hsin-Liang Chen; Bruce Ford; Joel Sach; Jocelyn Pender; James Macklin; Anton Reznicek; Julian Starr

doi:10.1002/pra2.199

Developing Community Phenotype Ontologies: Understanding Users' Preferences

Limin Zhang, Zuleima Cota, Hong Cui, Hsin-Liang Chen, Bruce Ford, Joel Sach, Jocelyn Pender, James Macklin, Anton Reznicek, Julian Starr

Department of Library and Educational Informational Systems

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This poster reports preliminary user-testing results on four different methods to add terms to a phenotype ontology. A total of 31 graduate students from UA iSchool and three senior botanists participated in two different experiments. Results suggest the Quick Form and WebProtege are preferred by biologists and WikiData and Wizard are not preferred for different reasons.

Original language	American English
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1002/pra2.199
State	Published - Oct 23 2019
Event	Proceedings of the 82nd Association for Information Science and Technology Annual Meeting (2019, Melbourne, Australia) - Duration: Oct 23 2019 → …

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Conference	Proceedings of the 82nd Association for Information Science and Technology Annual Meeting (2019, Melbourne, Australia)
Period	10/23/19 → …

Keywords

Biodiversity Informatics
Ontology Construction
Phenotype Data Management
User Studies

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Library and Information Science

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