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The WormMine Data Model is the main backbone of the data organization in the WormMine database. WormMine is built by a combination of different data sources (GFF3, FASTA, AceDB dumps, etc.) that are loaded and organized in different tables. t At the moment of building the database, InterMine code takes information from guiding files that indicate relationships between the different data types and items, at the same time that items with identical IDs are merged in the same table row. While the tables are being created, InterMine starts creating joins and other tables that follow the elements’ relationships. This complex and intricate network of items and their classes form the structure of the main data model. | The WormMine Data Model is the main backbone of the data organization in the WormMine database. WormMine is built by a combination of different data sources (GFF3, FASTA, AceDB dumps, etc.) that are loaded and organized in different tables. t At the moment of building the database, InterMine code takes information from guiding files that indicate relationships between the different data types and items, at the same time that items with identical IDs are merged in the same table row. While the tables are being created, InterMine starts creating joins and other tables that follow the elements’ relationships. This complex and intricate network of items and their classes form the structure of the main data model. | ||
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Data Mode
The WormMine Data Model is the main backbone of the data organization in the WormMine database. WormMine is built by a combination of different data sources (GFF3, FASTA, AceDB dumps, etc.) that are loaded and organized in different tables. t At the moment of building the database, InterMine code takes information from guiding files that indicate relationships between the different data types and items, at the same time that items with identical IDs are merged in the same table row. While the tables are being created, InterMine starts creating joins and other tables that follow the elements’ relationships. This complex and intricate network of items and their classes form the structure of the main data model.
