Description
Create a heatmap visualization showing which taxonomic groups (human, rat, mouse, fish, etc.) are covered by AOPs and Key Events. This reveals taxonomic applicability gaps and helps users find relevant pathways for their species of interest - important for cross-species extrapolation in risk assessment.
Visualization Types
- Latest snapshot: Current taxonomic coverage heatmap
Value & Priority
- Priority: Phase 2 - Medium Priority
- Value: Medium
- Complexity: Medium
Implementation Details
Key Data Requirements
Property available in property_labels.csv:
Taxonomic Applicability (purl.bioontology.org/ontology/NCBITAXON/131567)
- Applies to: AOP, KE, KER
Extract taxonomic terms and count:
- AOPs by taxonomic group
- KEs by taxonomic group
- Cross-tabulation showing coverage patterns
Visualization Format
- Heatmap: Rows = entity types (AOP/KE/KER), Columns = taxonomic groups, Color = count/percentage
- Grouped bar chart: Alternative format showing counts by taxonomic group
- Coverage table: Summary statistics for each species
Expected Insights
- Identify which species have good AOP coverage vs. gaps
- Support cross-species extrapolation decisions
- Guide curation to fill taxonomic gaps
- Help users find AOPs applicable to their species of interest
- Support regulatory needs for different model organisms
Performance Notes
- Medium complexity due to taxonomic term parsing
- May need to normalize/group taxonomic terms (e.g., "Homo sapiens" → "Human")
- Consider creating lookup table for common taxonomic groups
Description
Create a heatmap visualization showing which taxonomic groups (human, rat, mouse, fish, etc.) are covered by AOPs and Key Events. This reveals taxonomic applicability gaps and helps users find relevant pathways for their species of interest - important for cross-species extrapolation in risk assessment.
Visualization Types
Value & Priority
Implementation Details
Key Data Requirements
Property available in property_labels.csv:
Taxonomic Applicability(purl.bioontology.org/ontology/NCBITAXON/131567)Extract taxonomic terms and count:
Visualization Format
Expected Insights
Performance Notes