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Drug Interaction Ontology (DIO) and the Resource-Sensitive Logical Inferences Export

Algebra, Meaning and Computation (2006), pp. 616-642.

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In this paper, we propose a formulation for inference rules in Drug Interaction Ontology (DIO). Our formulation for inference rules is viewed from the standpoint of process-description. The relations in DIO are now described as resource-sensitive linear logical implications. The compositional reasoning on certain drug-interactions discussed in our previous work on DIO is represented as a construction of a linear logical proof. As examples of our formulation, we use some anti-cancer drug interactions.1


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