Minimum Information for A Phylogenetic Analysis (MIAPA) Ontology

This object property is one way for providing MIAPA-compliant edge lengths. The object is an instance of the appropriate cdao:EdgeLength subclass, which its value described by cdao:has_Value. The alternative is to use the miapa:'has edge length' data property or one of its subproperties.

For MIAPA reporting, recommended for referencing sequence and other identifiers for a TU as applicable.

For MIAPA reporting, recommended to associate the taxonomic unit to a specimen. Use a unique identifier for the specimen, or create an instance of type dsw:Specimen described by the "Darwin Core triplet" (dwc:institutionCode, dwc:collectionCode, dwc:catalogNumber).

For MIAPA reporting, recommended as the property relating an OTU to a taxonomic concept (an entry in a taxonomy, such as an NCBI taxonomy reference) that has been obtained through taxonomic name or other kinds of name resolution or reconciliation procedures.

For MIAPA reporting, recommended as the property for indicating a spatial location for OTUs and/or specimens. An exact location can be described using geo:lat, geo:long, and geo:alt. These are the same terms DBpedia uses (see http://wiki.dbpedia.org/Datasets#h18-17). Inexact locations known by name can be described using dc:description.

For provenance reporting in MIAPA, the property linking an activity that generated an output (such as a tree inference procedure involving software) to the parameter specification that was the plan for executing the software.

For provenance reporting in MIAPA, the property linking the activity that generated an output to the agent that was involved in (responsible for) it. For software procedures, this will be a SoftwareAgent, and for manual procedures it will be a Person.

For MIAPA reporting, recommended as the property relating a phylogenetic tree to the data matrix (or matrices) from which it was derived.

For provenance reporting in MIAPA, the property linking the tree or the data matrix to the activity that generated it.

This data property is one way for providing MIAPA-compliant edge lengths, in this case branch lengths. The alternative is using the miapa:edgeLength (or its superproperty cdao:has_Annotation) object property, with an instance of the appropriate cdao:EdgeLength subclass as the object, which itself may have its value described by cdao:has_Value.

This data property is one way for providing MIAPA-compliant edge lengths, in this case bootstrap values. The alternative is using the miapa:edgeLength (or its superproperty cdao:has_Annotation) object property, with an instance of the appropriate cdao:EdgeLength subclass as the object, which itself may have its value described by cdao:has_Value.

This data property is one way for providing MIAPA-compliant edge lengths, in this case posterior probabilities. The alternative is using the miapa:edgeLength (or its superproperty cdao:has_Annotation) object property, with an instance of the appropriate cdao:EdgeLength subclass as the object, which itself may have its value described by cdao:has_Value.

For provenance reporting in MIAPA, the property for giving the literal value of a provenance entity, specifically the value of parameter specifications (which are instances of prov:Plan, a subclass of prov:Entity).