Revision as of 11:06, 27 June 2017

Meeting URL - NOTE CHANGE TO ZOOM

Overview of how attributions are going to be made in Noctua-generated annotations.
- How do groups work and in which files is group information found.

Sharing Curation documentation.
- If groups have curation documention, we are collecting this to try to create SOPs for curation.

Brainstorming about topics for co-annotation/consistency exercises.
- Signaling in anticipation of a small focused workshop the Sunday before the GOC meeting.

On call: Chris, David H., Edith, Emily, George, Giulia, Helen, Judy, Kimberly, Li, Midori, Moni, Penelope, Rachel, Ruth, Sabrina, Sage, Shur-Jen, tjackson, Val

Check go-site repository in Gene Ontology github implementation
Under metadata, there is a groups.yaml file (go-site/metadata/groups.yaml)
If you want to have proper attribution for your group's annotations in Noctua (and for other reasons to track your group's participation), add you group to the users.yaml file and submit a pull request
When you login to Noctua, and then work on a model, you can select the specific group for which you are working when you edit a model
There is also a users.yaml file, in which users (people/curators) are assigned to groups
We will need to have some guidelines (http vs https; not having a / at the end of the URL, etc.) for URL submission
If you are not familiar with using github or editing .yaml files, please email Chris, Eric, or Seth for help

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 = Minutes =
-*On call: David H., Edith, Emily, George, Giulia, Helen, Judy, Kimberly, Li, Midori, Moni, Penelope, Rachel, Ruth, Sabrina, Sage, Shur-Jen, tjackson, Val
+*On call: Chris, David H., Edith, Emily, George, Giulia, Helen, Judy, Kimberly, Li, Midori, Moni, Penelope, Rachel, Ruth, Sabrina, Sage, Shur-Jen, tjackson, Val
 == Attribution in Noctua Models ==
+*Check go-site repository in Gene Ontology github implementation
+*Under metadata, there is a groups.yaml file (go-site/metadata/groups.yaml)
+*If you want to have proper attribution for your group's annotations in Noctua (and for other reasons to track your group's participation), add you group to the users.yaml file and submit a pull request
+*When you login to Noctua, and then work on a model, you can select the specific group for which you are working when you edit a model
+*There is also a users.yaml file, in which users (people/curators) are assigned to groups
+*We will need to have some guidelines (http vs https; not having a / at the end of the URL, etc.) for URL submission
+*If you are not familiar with using github or editing .yaml files, please email Chris, Eric, or Seth for help
 [[Category: Annotation Working Group]]