Functional Suitability Sample Clauses

Functional Suitability. Degree to which a product or system provides functions that meet stated and implied needs when used under specified conditions. Measurement function: FS=( X+Y+Z) / 3( where X,Y,Z are the scores computed as in the following FS = Functional Suitability
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Functional Suitability. Degree to which a product or system provides functions that meet stated and implied needs when used under specified conditions
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Functional Suitability. In order to test the functional suitability of the implemented functionalities, the NOMAD platform has been used by developers and IT experts to identify the prototype behaviour with respect the planned one and to check whether the user requirements, as they are presented in the NOMAD Deliverable D2.2[2], and the functional requirements, as they are presented in the NOMAD Deliverable D6.1[1], have been addressed. The testing process follows a number of test use cases, which are iteratively repeated. These tests should be successfully accomplished from the NOMAD platform and in all iterations they should provide the same results. The test cases relate to the NOMAD requirements and for each of them the result of the testing process is reported. For all the test cases, the http client of the NOMAD platform prototype has been used as the method for observation testing, while direct access to the logs of the NOMAD Server ensure that the intended use of the functionalities is performed (with no programming level exceptions to be occurred).
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Functional Suitability. This dimension aims at the right or specified results for the required degree of precision [80]. As QualiMaster focuses on data (stream) processing, functional suitability consists of data-related parameters (REQ-A-6, REQ-A-7), in particular (to a certain degree) domain-specific quality parameters. In QualiMaster, functional suitability specifically addresses the quality of the outcome at the individual data processing algorithms (potentially considered as subsequent input) as well as the overall outcome of a pipeline at its sinks. Due to the results of the quality survey, the functional suitability dimension of the QualiMaster quality taxonomy consists of: • Accuracy according to [143], i.e., the integrity of the data and measures the extent to which data is correct, reliable and certified free of error. On the one side, this includes the accuracy / integrity of the source data. On the other side, we use this property to measure the accuracy of the data processing and analysis output. Both sides address REQ-A-6. The measurement of the data accuracy can vary from an algorithm to another, in particular across different research fields, depending on the concrete definition of the accuracy of the specific algorithms. In particular, we aim at two measurements, namely the o Confidence or precision value of a prediction or a classification algorithm o Error rate of an approximation algorithm representing the correctness of the processing. In particular, integrating the different notions of confidence among data stream processing and social web analysis, e.g., on pipeline level is a challenge (Challenge C6) as we discuss further in Section 6.3. • Believability is the extent to which data is accepted or regarded as true, real and credible in [143]. In general, the importance and the potential impact of the content of social media streams varies a lot depending on the source. We measure the data creditability based on the estimation of the creditability of the source or the authors of the content. This can be achieved, for example, by manually or automatically evaluating the popularity of a specific source (e.g., blog) or by measuring the influence of users in social networks, and taking this measurement as a basis for filtering the user-generated content in these networks. • Relevancy characterizes whether data is helpful for the task at hand [143]. This is in particular important for the (integration of) the social media analysis algorithms. One of the challenges...
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