Help:WikiPathways RDF
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| - | We provide | + | We provide [http://sparql.wikipathways.org/ an (experimental) SPARQL endpoint] where data queries can be done. Example queries are available from [http://www.wikipathways.org/index.php/Help:WikiPathways_Sparql_queries this page]. |
== WikiPathways Example SPARQL Queries == | == WikiPathways Example SPARQL Queries == | ||
Revision as of 13:37, 28 August 2015
Two subsets of pathways from WikiPathways are now available in the RDF format: the Curated and the Reactome collections. For the curated collection a set of interactions is also available. Updates are currently not immediate. Meaning that if you add a new pathway or edit an existing one these updates will not be available in the RDF immediately. We do test builds of the RDF daily though. If you need an RDF update please contact us (on the mailing is best) and we can see what can be done.
The RDF was created using these vocabularies and database identifiers are given as identifiers.org URIs.
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Download RDF
You can download the WikiPathways RDF from here.
SPARQL Endpoint
We provide an (experimental) SPARQL endpoint where data queries can be done. Example queries are available from this page.
WikiPathways Example SPARQL Queries
http://wikipathways.org/index.php/Help:WikiPathways_Sparql_queries
Open PHACTS API
The Open PHACTS projects provides an alternative to work with the WikiPathways RDF, as it is loaded in the data cache of Open PHACTS. The Open PHACTS API provides various queries, like "give me all targets in a pathway". It requires a (free) account to use this system.
