Computational LOINC to Support Biomedical Research at Scale
计算 LOINC 支持大规模生物医学研究
基本信息
- 批准号:10610911
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 31.35万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2021-05-01 至 2025-04-30
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AdoptedBiologicalBiomedical ResearchBlood GlucoseCatalogsChemicalsClassificationClinicalClinical DataCodeCommunitiesDataData CollectionData ScienceData SetDatabasesDiagnosticDiscriminationEducationElectronic Health RecordElementsEngineeringFast Healthcare Interoperability ResourcesFeedbackGenomicsGoalsLaboratoriesLibrariesLinkLogicLogical Observation Identifiers Names and CodesMapsMetabolicModelingModernizationOntologyPlayQuestionnairesReference StandardsReport (document)ResearchResourcesRoleServicesSourceSpecific qualifier valueStructureSystemTerminologyTrustWeb Ontology LanguageWorkbiomedical data sciencebiomedical ontologyclinical practicecomputational reasoningdata science resourceinterestinteroperabilityknowledgebaseontology developmentopen data
项目摘要
A core requirement for modern data science is the annotation of data and datasets to support linkage,
indirect reference, and reasoning across domain specific knowledgebases. Clinical laboratory data must be
annotated with standard reference concepts to seamlessly play its part in data-science analytics. For over 25
years, the Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes (LOINC®) terminology standard from the
Regenstrief Institute has played the role of trusted identifiers for many clinical observations. LOINC codes are
logically composed from constituent Parts to describe unique concepts with sufficient detail to discriminate
specific labs and clinical findings. However, data science ultimately seeks to apply computational reasoning
and inferencing across data collections and public datasets. Static annotations, while establishing unique
identities for biomedical concepts, do not contribute to the goals of reasoning and inference absent asserted
relationships between and among a) the concepts within a specific terminology such as LOINC, and ideally b)
concepts in related terminologies and ontologies. The core purpose of this proposal is to engineer LOINC
content so that datasets that are annotated with LOINC elements (codes and concepts) will facilitate data
science analytics. This will be achieved through OWL rendering, linkage to well-formed external ontologies,
demonstrating applications that leverage the logical associations, and engaging the LOINC and data science
communities to prioritize and validate these efforts. We will restructure LOINC components, terms, and codes
into an Ontology Web Language (OWL) rendering to support reasoning. This will include the formalization of
LOINC groups and potential related aggregations under “uber codes” (e.g. all blood glucoses). We will link
LOINC Components Parts to external, unencumbered ontologies such as Chemical Entities of Biological
Interest (ChEBI). These linkages can inform the hierarchy and relationships asserted in the OWL structure.
We will demonstrate the application of OWL and related hierarchical reasoning services to allow lumping,
splitting and linking of clinical data that is directly or indirectly anchored in LOINC. Using FHIR examples,
provide examples and code libraries that allow observations to be queried and aggregated (e.g. all blood
glucoses). Reasoning LOINC will be distributed as an open-access resource, in harmony with the OBO
community and related biomedical terminology and classification resources. We will leverage existing groups
and organizations such as LOINC Users group, CD2H, and ACT, to solicit use cases and dynamically evaluate
ontology development and priorities.
现代数据科学的核心要求是对数据和数据集进行注释以支持链接,
跨领域特定知识库的间接参考和推理。临床实验室数据必须
使用标准参考概念进行注释,以无缝地在数据科学分析中发挥作用。超过25%
年,逻辑观测识别符名称和代码(LOINC®)术语标准来自
Regenstrief研究所在许多临床观察中扮演了值得信赖的识别者的角色。LOINC代码为
从逻辑上由组成部分组成,以足够的细节描述独特的概念,以区分
具体的实验室和临床结果。然而,数据科学最终寻求应用计算推理
以及跨数据集合和公共数据集进行推理。静态批注,同时建立唯一
如果没有断言,生物医学概念的同一性无助于推理和推理的目标
A)特定术语(如LOINC,最好是b)中的概念之间的关系
相关术语和本体论中的概念。该提案的核心目的是设计LOINC
内容,以便使用LOINC元素(代码和概念)注释的数据集将为数据提供便利
科学分析。这将通过OWL呈现、链接到结构良好的外部本体、
演示利用逻辑关联的应用程序,并参与LOINC和数据科学
社区对这些努力进行优先排序和验证。我们将重组LOINC组件、术语和代码
转换为支持推理的本体Web语言(OWL)。这将包括正式的
LOINC组和潜在的相关聚集体在“Uber代码”下(例如,所有血液葡萄糖)。我们将链接
LOINC组件部件到外部的、不受约束的本体论,如生物的化学实体
利息(契比)。这些链接可以告知OWL结构中断言的层次结构和关系。
我们将演示OWL和相关的分层推理服务的应用,以允许集中,
直接或间接定位于LOINC的临床数据的拆分和链接。以杉木为例,
提供允许查询和聚合观察(例如所有血液)的示例和代码库
葡萄糖)。推理LOINC将作为开放获取的资源分发,与OBO保持一致
社区及相关生物医学术语和分类资源。我们将利用现有的小组
以及LOINC用户组、CD2H和ACT等组织,以征求用例并动态评估
本体论的发展和优先事项。
项目成果
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10406045 - 财政年份:2022
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Johns Hopkins Training Program in Biomedical Informatics and Data Science
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- 批准号:
10620202 - 财政年份:2022
- 资助金额:
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- 资助金额:
$ 31.35万 - 项目类别:
Computational LOINC to Support Biomedical Research at Scale
计算 LOINC 支持大规模生物医学研究
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10093337 - 财政年份:2021
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