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case_images: General design of OGSF representing genetic susceptibility to vaccine adverse event. Square boxes denote classes, and italicized terms along the arrows denote relations.
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case_images: Figure 3 by following the general OGSF design pattern (Figure 2). For ontological modeling, it is critical to generate description logic constraints and axioms to accurately represent human- and computer-interpretable knowledge.
case_images: OGSF modeling of vaccine-associated multiple sclerosis. Square boxes denote classes, and curved box denote instances.
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case_images: Figure 3 by following the general OGSF design pattern (Figure 2). For ontological modeling, it is critical to generate description logic constraints and axioms to accurately represent human- and computer-interpretable knowledge. Case Study 1 is such a study, which is represented as 'genetic association study_1' (Figure 3). This figure does not include many linkages and axioms similar to those illustrated in Figure 3.
case_images: OGSF modeling of case study 2. Square boxes denote classes, and curved boxes denote instances.
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case_images: The OGSF design pattern was applied to represent the information from these clinical trial studies (Figure 4). Instead, Figure 4 focuses on representation of statistics providing evidence indicating the type of genetic associations to vaccine adverse events.