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Latest revision as of 23:42, 27 April 2018
This demonstration outlines the proper practice for uploading patient/study metadata to this wiki and how this information can be used to generate author lists and additional data tables.
Contents
Workflow for CSV Data Uploads
- Fill out existing CSV file templates for patient/study metadata
- Leaving values as empty is fine, those cells will just be ignored
- To add multiple values in a single cell separate each value by a semicolon (i.e. Cohort1;Cohort2)
- Upload validated CSV files here
Author List Generation: Using the ENIGMA3 Cortical GWAS Project
- View this project's page in the wiki here
- Modify the format of the author list here
- View the generated author list here
Additional Tables Capturing ENIGMA Data
Tables generated using MediaWiki's inline query functionality
ENIGMA_WIKI_OVERVIEW_TABLES
Further Information on ENIGMA Ontology
The following contains detailed the documentation of all classes, properties, data properties and individuals present in the different modules of the ENIGMA ontology:
Ontology Documentation
