What’s going on related to CEDAR?
Drone Metadata and CEDAR at ESIP Summer Meeting
/in Events/by jgraybealYou can find the CEDAR team at ESIP’s Summer Meeting this July, thanks to the Linked data And Networked DRoNeS (LANDRS) community.

We’ll support the Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems’ Data Interest Group at the Drone Data Hackathon on Tuesday July 16. During the hackathon we will help create drone metadata templates and terms, and perhaps help model the metadata model used by the group.

Then we (and BioPortal) will roam the grounds until the UnConference (Thursday afternoon July 18) and Semantic Committee work (Friday July 19).
Publication: CEDAR offers metadata recommendations from mined rules
/in News/by jgraybealMarcos Martinez-Romero and his co-authors have published a new paper describing CEDAR’s updated implementation of intelligent authoring. The new methods use rule mining to generate recommendations based on previously entered metadata in the CEDAR system, and offer the users only the most likely recommendations given previous metadata entries for the template.

You can find instructions for setting up this capability in the CEDAR User Manual page Understanding the Suggestion System.
Martínez-Romero M, O’Connor MJ, Egyedi AL, Willrett D, Hardi J, Graybeal J, Musen MA. Using association rule mining and ontologies to generate metadata recommendations from multiple biomedical databases. Database. Volume 2019, 10 June 2019. https://doi.org/10.1093/database/baz059.

We significantly updated CEDAR’s value recommendation capabilities in this release. The new approach adopts a powerful mechanism to suggest new values for fields in a templates as users fill in those fields. If the template creator enables the value recommender for at least 2 text fields (using each field’s SUGGESTIONS tab), CEDAR will find patterns across all the previously entered values for recommendation-enabled fields. If those patterns are strong enough over many metadata instances, CEDAR will recommend values to a user based on the (enabled) values that the user has already filled in.
CEDAR now provides Shared With Me and Shared With Everybody modes on the workspace to let users see globally shared resources, or just resources explicitly shared with them. The default Workspace view just shows the files you own and administer. Shared with Me shows content that someone shared with you directly; and Shared with Everybody shows content that all CEDAR users can see (there are a lot of those!).