Information Value Evidences Clause Samples

Information Value Evidences. ‌ The Managed Forgetting & Appraisal function described in Section 3.1.2 heavily depends on the idea of content value assessment, which is discussed mostly in WP3 deliverables (see for example deliverable D3.3 [?]). This is true for assessing short term importance as it is done for computing Memory Buoyancy (MB) as well as for assessing the long term value, named Preservation Value (PV). For substantial content value assessment, evidences have to be collected from the Active System. For the short-term importance these are for example information about the us- age pattern of a resource as well as information about the relationship between resources. In order to provide such evidences, specific interfaces as well as protocols are required, which define which evidences are provided, in which format and in which frequency. Fur- thermore, methods for collecting such evidences have to be implemented in the Active System, if not yet available. In the opposite direction, the Active System might also profit from the computed content value information and use it for advanced functionalities and generate short-term benefits (see Section 5.2).