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Functions to get data objects and extract elements.
get_hpo(
lvl = 2,
force_new = FALSE,
terms = NULL,
method = "github",
save_dir = KGExplorer::cache_dir(package = "HPOExplorer"),
...
)
get_hpo_id_direct(term, hpo = get_hpo())
get_mappings(
terms = NULL,
to = c("UMLS", "SNOMED", "ICD9", "ICD10"),
max_dist = 1,
force_new = FALSE,
save_dir = KGExplorer::cache_dir(package = "HPOExplorer"),
...
)
lvl |
How many levels deep into the ontology to get ancestors from. For example:
|
force_new |
Force a new download or creation of a data resource. |
terms |
A subset of HPO IDs to assign Tiers to. |
method |
Method to construct plot with. |
save_dir |
Directory to save a file to. |
... |
Arguments passed on to
|
term |
One or more ontology IDs. |
hpo |
Human Phenotype Ontology object, loaded from get_ontology. |
to |
Medical ontologies to provide mappings to. |
max_dist |
Maximum cross-ontology distance to search for mappings. A distance of 1 means only direct mappings are returned. Greater distances mean that mappings are found through intermediate terms and are therefore less reliable. |
Data.
ontology_DAG object.
The HPO ID(s) of phenotype(s)
A named list of data.table objects containing mappings.
get_hpo()
: get_
Get Human Phenotype Ontology (HPO)
Updated version of Human Phenotype Ontology (HPO). Created from the OBO files distributed by the HPO project's GitHub.
By comparison, the hpo
data from ontologyIndex is from 2016.
Note that the maximum ontology level depth in the 2016 version was 14,
whereas in the 2023 version the maximum ontology level depth is 16
(due to an expansion of the HPO).
get_hpo_id_direct()
: get_
Get HPO term ID direct
Directly retrieves it from the HPO ontology object.
get_mappings()
: get_
Get Human Phenotype Ontology (HPO) mappings
Get mappings between HPO terms and their corresponding IDs in other medical ontologies (e.g. SNOMED CT, UMLS, ICD-9/10).
hpo <- get_hpo()
term = "Phenotypic abnormality"
pheno_abnormality_id <- get_hpo_id_direct(term = term)
mappings <- get_mappings()
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