Refactor KnowledgeBase constructor#547
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@dakinggg sorry the previous PR related to refactoring the KB class was so big - I tried to simplify it in this one. I also added some unit tests and extra docs to test new functionality |
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@dakinggg thanks for the second pass. I fixed the issue with the test. This should be ready for merge now. |
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This PR refactors the constructor of the
KnowledgeBaseclass to extend it in two ways:Pathobject (in addition to a string)EntityobjectsThis will enable making custom KB objects, such as using Wikidata (as requested in #346) or using biomedical ontologies (as requested in #331)
This PR was originally part of #542, but that PR had too many things going on, so I split out this part to be simpler to review.
Corresponding PR in my fork (for testing purposes, because I can't run CI on the upstream): cthoyt#8