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== Future work in progress (visible in live experimental) ==
== Future work in progress (visible in live experimental) ==


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* Migrate core pages over to the new framework
** Front page with completion ([http://amigo.berkeleybop.org/cgi-bin/amigo/amigo_exp?mode=front_page concept])
** Front page with completion ([http://amigo.berkeleybop.org/cgi-bin/amigo/amigo_exp?mode=front_page concept])
* Matrix tool ([http://amigo.berkeleybop.org/cgi-bin/amigo/amigo_exp?mode=nmatrix nmatrix])
* Matrix tool ([http://amigo.berkeleybop.org/cgi-bin/amigo/amigo_exp?mode=nmatrix nmatrix])

Revision as of 18:41, 23 November 2009

Status

In discussion--currently this is a close descendant of 1.7. Currently experimental.

Planned Features

  • TBD...
  • ...
  • ...

Done Features

  • Centralized testing (kappa)
  • GOOSE integrated into framework (GOOSE)

Current work

Deferred features

  • Organizing annotation results by qualifier
  • Term request client for SF (AKA ART)
    • could this be better done in wiki?
  • Cross-product and inter-ontology link support (may be punted until following release, but we will start on necessary infrastructure changes)

Future work in progress (visible in live experimental)

  • Migrate core pages over to the new framework
    • Front page with completion (concept)
  • Matrix tool (nmatrix)
  • Coannotation (possible coannotation interface)
  • Lucene as general search (concept page)
    • graph information as well?
  • advanced graph visualizations [1] [2]
    • early plugin framework done
    • heatmap and random plugin examples
  • Workspaces, generalization of sessions (concept)

TBD

  • Expand the scope of community annotation (depending on user feedback).
  • Switch TE caching over from page render caching to data caching (currently evaluating sqlite3)
  • RSS update on terms and gps (could be tied to GONUTs for timeliness?)
  • looking at other ways to supply search results (perl clucene (apache) vs. lucene (tomcat) vs. solr (tomcat or jetty) vs. perl/xapian (apache) vs. ruby/ferret (apache))
    • look at ways of solving "*ase" problem (if it is) (e.g. reverse indexing and merge results)