15:00:56 RRSAgent has joined #hcls 15:01:01 logging to https://www.w3.org/2024/09/12-hcls-irc 15:01:04 rrsagent, make logs public 15:01:11 Meeting: FHIR RDF 15:01:15 Chair: David Booth 15:02:54 Topic: DICOM 15:04:47 erich: Snippet of converted file: https://github.com/w3c/hcls-fhir-rdf/issues/149 15:05:16 ... Will test this on a bunch of data 15:11:44 dbooth: they have the datatype indicated, like "POLYGON .... ))"^^geo:wktLiteral 15:12:50 ... How easy is it to convert from DICOM JSON to this RDF format? 15:13:14 erich: I convert the files directly -- similar to DICOM JSON, but conversion to xsd literals. 15:13:40 ... Also doing SPARQL Updates on the models I have in memory. Wrote my own magic property in jena to do it. 15:14:10 ... My program has an option called LongForm, which does bare minimum conversion to RDF 15:14:39 detlef: THe conversion is pretty simple. 15:15:04 ... Using an ontology, you know it is a polygon and you can use that format. 15:16:15 ericp: I'm down with that. 15:17:12 erich: Now converting 300k files. Will load them into virtuoso and see if this data element is in there. 15:17:22 ... About 20B triples. 15:17:37 ... And I'll enable geosparql and see if it really works. 15:18:07 ... Mostly concerned about pathology, 1-2M polygons in one image. 15:18:38 ... Lots of labeling w deep learning pipeline. Want see all tumor infiltrating sites within x distance of something. 15:19:00 Want to see that across the entire collection, for the pathologist to look at it. That will exercise the index. 15:19:29 ericp: Doing Mondo DB stuff, when does it become available for query after loading? 15:19:45 erich: IDK. Using our own sys for annotations and reviewing result sets. 15:20:09 ... Want to do spatial queries across multiple pipelines -- linking them all together 15:20:20 ... RDF is a great way to join all that data. 15:20:48 Topic: LLM trained on FHIR 15:20:56 eric: Saw a paper on it. 15:22:02 Topic: DICOM 15:22:25 erich: Also added example of sequence handling to issue 146 15:22:47 https://github.com/w3c/hcls-fhir-rdf/issues/146 15:24:03 detlef: individual items are descriptions of a region of interest. We wanted to add data there. 3 choices: 1. Add DICOM attribute if there's an official one, and you're altering the original file. Need to track the modifications in another attribute. 15:24:33 ... Option 2. LIke relation DB approach, foreign linking. Ref the number of that region in the other file. 15:24:57 .... Option 3. Direct linking approach, that requires a different structure -- not an RDF list. 15:25:53 dbooth: Direct linking == by a URI? Detlef: Yes. 15:26:37 detlef: Cannot do that w bnodes in an RDF list. 15:27:06 erich: Could use URIs in the RDF list. 15:29:13 ... Skolomized, or URNs for example 15:31:35 ericP: How do JSON users access these things? Just go to the nth element? 15:37:11 Topic: Connecting DICOM RDF to FHIR RDF 15:37:28 dbooth: How do we write this up in the context of FHIR RDF work? 15:38:22 erich: Will see what work is already being doing on DICOM in FHIR 15:39:40 dbooth: I haven't heard back from Dave Beckett. 15:40:19 erich: Reached out to Sean Bechhofer. Haven't heard back yet. 15:45:06 Topic: FHIR RDF update for HL7 15:47:07 dbooth: Need to do a semi-annual update to the ITS group 15:48:01 Topic: W3C Linked Web Storage WG 15:48:23 eric: partly followup to SOLID work. 15:48:30 ... Loosely chartered 15:49:06 .... I'm co-chair 15:49:18 dbooth: Who are the big drivers? 15:50:07 ericP: Inrupt. Not IBM yet. Digital Landern. HM Government. INeck OpenLink software 15:50:37 dbooth: Any submissioni document on the table yet? 15:50:48 ericP: SOLID work would be considered an input. 15:51:33 ADJOURNED 15:51:53 Present: David Booth, EricP, Erich Bremer, Detlef Grittner, Jim Balhoff 15:51:58 rrsagent, draft minutes 15:51:59 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2024/09/12-hcls-minutes.html dbooth 15:57:47 s|Saw a paper on it.|Saw a paper on it: https://ai.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/AIcs2300301 15:57:50 rrsagent, draft minutes 15:57:51 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2024/09/12-hcls-minutes.html dbooth