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This commit imports the Information Artifact Ontology (IAO) and uses its 'has ontology root' annotation (IAO:0000700) to explicitly indicate that the "root" of FBbi is 'method involved in biological imaging'. This does not change anything to the ontology itself but will allow ontology browsers (and Protégé with the upcoming 5.6.9 release) to produce a slightly nicer user experience by hiding higher-level classes that do not belong to FBbi.
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This commit imports the Information Artifact Ontology (IAO) and uses its 'has ontology root' annotation (
IAO:0000700) to explicitly indicate that the “root” of FBbi is 'method involved in biological imaging'.This does not change anything to the ontology itself but will allow ontology browsers (and Protégé with the upcoming 5.6.9 release) to produce a slightly nicer user experience by hiding higher-level classes that do not belong to FBbi.
To illustrate, this is FBbi’s class hierarchy without an explicitly annotated root:
and this is FBbi’s with an explicitly annotated root and Protégé’s upcoming “Display from ontology roots” feature enabled: