Extending the Foundational Model of Anatomy with Automatically Acquired Spatial Relations

Möller, Manuel; Folz, Christian; Sintek, Michael; Seifert, Sascha; Wennerberg, Pinar

doi:10.1038/npre.2009.3471.1

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Extending the Foundational Model of Anatomy with Automatically Acquired Spatial Relations

Abstract: Formal ontologies have made significant impact in bi-

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