Setting up the GUI demo
So this Thoughtflow thing is interesting, right? Lots of potential, but… is there any substance? Or is it just a bunch of hot air coming from two and half years of a bunch of European modelers shooting the breeze for an hour every week?
There’s still a long way to go, but we have things to show.
If you’d like to see, the first thing you need to do is go along to our site on GitHub and download a few things.
A good start After a quiet start, we had a good kickoff discussion yesterday. There seems to be a lot of interest in Thoughtflow in the community, and it’s going to be great to see where it leads us! The slides from yesterday are up here.
Some ideas and feedback
At the outset there were some good suggestions from the inaugural group. Using the data analysis plan - the bedrock upon which any pharmacometrics analysis is based - to provide a framework for a Thoughtflow-based modeling project is something we had thought of before, but was previously put on the back burner in favour of a more observational paradigm.
Interest in Thoughtflow…
We’re delighted to see the interest in Thoughtflow from the community at large! Thanks to everyone who has expressed interest. We’ll soon be ready to schedule our first meeting - there’ll be a Doodle coming soon.
For those not able to join the kickoff meeting in January, the slides presented are available online at ddmore.wpengine.com/community-groups. Registration is still open, but please sign up before Friday 3 February if you’d like to come to the first meeting.
The Community Group has kicked off!
Thanks to everyone who joined us this afternoon - we hope you found it inspiring! Keen to join our Community? Please fill out the survey so we can get in touch!
In the meantime, have a look at the PAGE presentation and the draft ontology specification for more info on Thoughtflow. More to come soon!
Welcome to the DDMoRe Thoughtflow Community Group!
This website serves as the home for the Thoughtflow Community Group, including all of our code and resources for anyone wishing to learn about provenance and workflow capture, associated tools and technologies in the context of model informed drug discovery and development (MID3). Thoughtflow was initially developed as part of the IMI DDMoRe project.
What is Thoughtflow?
Thoughtflow is a combination of workflow capture (inputs to outputs), provenance capture (what output entities are associated with input entities, activities, and agents), querying and manipulation of provenance information from a database of provenance information.