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Spec 001: the authors' names, looked into - #93
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The 872 author values that differ from release 98's published files are of one kind: the published value is a Person's surname and first name, the graph's display name its surname and initials, both of the same Person. They are 62 people, of 10 publications, repeated across the species' files. The exporter writes the graph's display name, and the graph importer copies the relational _displayName as it is, so neither is wrong: the field changed between the two readings. Which form Reactome means is the data's question (T022): every other Person has the initials, while the curator tool's own rule puts the first name first. The 23 PublicationXrefs recorded for P. falciparum are corrected to the 4 ci/compare.py reports now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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On where the 23 came from: it was recorded by T016 (commit c13e669, PR #69), measured on P. falciparum with 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
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Review (not ready to merge yet). The counts check out, but the cause is the importer's code, not a change in the data. Blocking: the cause. In graph-importer's
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Arithmetic: consistent (872 = 60 + 67 + 20 + 53 + 7×60 + 4×63). CI: green so far, but the branch is behind 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
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Replaced by #94, which takes this review: the graph importer rebuilds a Person's display name (ReactomeBatchImporter), so the cause is the two tools' rules, not a change in the data. |
Spec 001: the authors' names, looked into (replacing #93)
Belongs to spec 001 (
specs/001-biopax-from-graph/): the one difference T016 and T020 recorded without looking into it, the form of an author's name. Documentation only; no code changes.What was measured
All 15 species, from a private copy of release 98's graph, against release 98's published files. Each PublicationXref was matched to its graph publication (by PubMed id, else ISBN, else title), and its authors compared in order, Person by Person. Names were read only to classify them, and none is recorded.
surname, firstnameand the graph's issurname, initial, for the same Person, whose ownfirstnameandinitialhold each form. There are no other kinds (accents, order, a missing initial, a different person)._displayNameunchanged (ReactomeBatchImporter), and the release's converter wrote_displayNametoo. So the field changed between the two readings.surname, initial, but the curator tool'sgeneratePersonNameputs the first name first. Neither the exporter nor the importer is wrong. The question goes to the data's owners under T022 (a draft, not opened).Also
ci/compare.pyreports now (each with its own db, id, year, title and source). Its 60 author values at the root are unchanged.Checks
mvn verifypasses.🤖 Generated with Claude Code