Mark CDE as preferred for class
Use Case Number |
Init1hm1.pm25.1 |
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Brief Description |
When creating registering a class in the metadata repository, it may be desirable to mark a common data element as having a preferred definition for that class. This will enable CDE and class reuse later. |
Actor(s) for this particular use case |
Metadata Specialist |
Pre-condition |
A class has been registered in the metadata repository with associated attributes as a set of CDEs. |
Post condition |
A CDE has been marked as preferred for a class. |
Steps to take |
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Alternate Flow |
None. |
Priority |
Low |
Associated Links |
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Fit criterion/Acceptance Criterion |
The "preferred" CDE/definition must be discoverable. |
Discover preferred CDE for class
Use Case Number |
Init1hm1.pm25.2 |
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Brief Description |
When reusing a class, it is desirable to select a definition that the original modeler considers preferred. |
Actor(s) for this particular use case |
Metadata Specialist |
Pre-condition |
A class has been registered and has a preferred CDE selected. |
Post condition |
The user has discovered the preferred CDE. |
Steps to take |
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Alternate Flow |
None. |
Priority |
Low. |
Associated Links |
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Fit criterion/Acceptance Criterion |
None. |
Reuse CDE and constrain value set
Use Case Number |
Init1hm1.pm25.3 |
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Brief Description |
After a CDE has been discovered for reuse, it should be possible to constrain the CDE allowable values by a specific value set. |
Actor(s) for this particular use case |
Metadata Specialist |
Pre-condition |
A CDE exists in the metadata repository. |
Post condition |
The CDE has been constrained by a set of allowable values. |
Steps to take |
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Alternate Flow |
The value set may be selected from a registered ontology. |
Priority |
High. |
Associated Links |
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Fit criterion/Acceptance Criterion |
None. |
Non-technical metadata management interface
Use Case Number |
Init1hm1.pm25.4 |
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Brief Description |
Most of the expertise in any given domain rests with the subject matter experts, many of which are often non-technical. Therefore, it is critical to provide an interface that allows for metadata to be created and annotated by non-technical users. |
Actor(s) for this particular use case |
Cancer Researcher |
Pre-condition |
None. |
Post condition |
Metadata has been created and updated by a non-technical user. |
Steps to take |
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Alternate Flow |
None. |
Priority |
High. |
Associated Links |
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Fit criterion/Acceptance Criterion |
None. |