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a blog post on comparing overlapping SSSOM curations from two different curators, as part of @NFDI4Chem
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"Rendering SSSOM ontology mappings as RDF named graphs and RDF 1.2 triple terms" https://doi.org/10.37044/osf.io/auhzg_v1
"At the GOBLIN hackathon we explored rendering it as RDF with the individual mapping as first-class object, via two complementary serializations: named graphs (TriG, modelling sssom:MappingSet) and RDF 1.2 triple terms (Turtle 1.2, modelling sssom:Mapping). We compare the design trade-offs and show they compose rather than compete." http://index.biohackrxiv.org/2026/06/16/auhzg.html
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new blog post: transparent provenance for derived semantic mappings in SSSOM
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new blog post: transparent provenance for derived semantic mappings in SSSOM
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SSSOM now specifies an algorithm for hashing records (i.e., rows in a SSSOM TSV file) to support interoperability across implementations and make semantic mappings more FAIR
📖 https://mapping-commons.github.io/sssom/spec-support-hashing
Implementations are already available in SSSOM-Java and sssom-pydantic
huge thanks to @dgouttegattat for leading the development of this part of the SSSOM spec!
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i wrote about some of the challenges with semantic mappings 🗺️
https://cthoyt.com/2026/01/20/semantic-mapping-challenges.html
#ontology #owl #rdf #sssom #semanticweb #knowledgegraphs #skos
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every wanted to put semantic mappings in SSSOM into @wikidata
now you can
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biomappings is a project for predicting and curating semantic mappings between biomedical vocabularies in SSSOM
i'm working in @NFDI with researchers from other disciplines, so I recently did a full refactor of the underlying code into a new project, SSSOM Curator (https://github.com/cthoyt/sssom-curator) to make it more accessible outside of biomedicine
Here's a screen cast describing how it works:
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The EBI has recently published a preprint describing OxO2, the second major version of their ontology mapping service, now based on SSSOM: https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.04286
nice to see citation of SeMRA and reuse of the comprehensive SSSOM semantic mapping datasets we produced and archived on Zenodo: https://zenodo.org/communities/biopragmatics/records?q&f=subject%3ASemantic%20Mappings
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I'm currently generating cross-lingual mappings for educational resources and found a fun non-trivial negative mapping:
kim.lp:0000122 (Gymnasium) and mesh:D020446 (Fitness Centers) aren't related, because Gymnasium is one of the types of German high school
SSSOM is the perfect place to store this (curated via Biomappings: https://github.com/biopragmatics/biomappings/pull/204)
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Maybe I should suggest to the #SSSOM folks that we should start charging people for the SSSOM specification? 🤔
If we apply the “IEEE rate” of $58 for 2 pages of meaningful content, we could charge at least $300 just for the part about the SSSOM/TSV format (~10 pages)! 🤑 🤑 🤑
Hey, the IEEE gets away with that, why not us?
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If you are working with #SSSOM and are wondering about how you were supposed to pronounce the acronym, I’ve got you covered: incenp.org/notes/2025/sssom-pr…
(Sorry to all those who had never heard about #SSSOM until now; most likely you can safely continue to ignore it, unless you happen to be working on semantic mappings, in which case I hope it might interest you.)
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If you are working with #SSSOM and are wondering about how you were supposed to pronounce the acronym, I’ve got you covered: incenp.org/notes/2025/sssom-pr…
(Sorry to all those who had never heard about #SSSOM until now; most likely you can safely continue to ignore it, unless you happen to be working on semantic mappings, in which case I hope it might interest you.)
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At the ChEBI 2.0 workshop, Muhammad Arsalan is presenting how ChEBI is using the Bioregistry to standardize its cross-references, generate URLs on their front-end, and more
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At the ChEBI 2.0 workshop, Muhammad Arsalan is presenting how ChEBI is using the Bioregistry to standardize its cross-references, generate URLs on their front-end, and more
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I couldn't image but in one week the #TS4NFDI hands on workshop in Hannover will be already over.
I'm looking forward to discuss #ontology #mapping approaches including #SSSOM with @cthoyt , @nichtich and Nick Juty from https://fair-impact.eu/ and @bioschemas in Hannover.
There are still a handful free places. If you want to join us at the @tibhannover feel free to register via: https://www.nfdi4chem.de/event/ts4nfdi-community-hands-on-workshop/