Component and interfaces. Τhe web based BOUNCE Model Repository (MR) will store the overall prediction model and the resilience trajectory prediction model. The key entities of the MR are the model, the parameters, the properties and the files (see Figure 20). The model entity includes all the descriptive information of a model, the parameters entity contains all the information regarding the input parameters needed for the execution of the model (data type, units, description etc.) as well as the output data of a model (description, type etc.), the property entity contains the properties that could characterize a model (e.g. statistical and machine learning techniques that were used) and the file entity contains the files linked to the model (e.g. several versions of binaries).

Component and interfaces. Name Noona Related use cases All Due Date Implemented. Location source code Confidential. Responsibilities/ Functionality Noona is responsible for collecting the questionnaire data and enabling the clinic to be able to export the data. The main goal is to provide the psychological scales and other relevant eCRF forms to be filled in by the patients. Patient UI GUI Patient can track their questionnaires Clinic UI GUI Clinic can request a data export Data Anonymizer API REST REST API to (semi-)automatically anonimyze and push data to the BOUNCE data lake/semantic tier Implementation Java, Kotlin, Angular, Typescript Third party Libraries BACKEND Library License Apache Avro Apache-2.0 Jersey CDDL Version 1.1 JAX-RS API CDDL Version 1.1 libphonenumber Apache-2.0 java-apns BSD-3-Clause Xxxxxxx JSON Processor Apache-2.0 Xxxxxxx Databind Apache-2.0 Joda Time Apache-2.0 Eclipse Link Eclipse Public License - v 1.0, Eclipse Distribution License - v 1.0 PostgreSQL JDBC driver BSD-3-Clause Apache Commons Beanutils Apache-2.0 jsonrpc4java MIT jade4j MIT Apache PDFBox Apache-2.0 Apache Commons FileUpload Apache-2.0 Metadata Extractor Apache-2.0 Amazon AWS Java SDK KMS Apache-2.0 GeoIP2 Java API Apache-2.0 FRONTEND Library License Angular: common, compiler, core, forms, http, platform- browser, platform-browser-dynamic, router, upgrade MIT AngularJS MIT AngularJS Animate MIT AngularJS Cookies MIT AngularJS JSON-RPC WTFPL AngularJS Moment MIT AngularJS Route MIT AngularJS Sanitze MIT AngularJS Scroll MIT Angular Tooltips MIT AngularJS Touch MIT AngularJS UI-router MIT Angular-toastr MIT Bootstrap MIT Bootstrap datepicker Apache-2.0 core-js MIT D3 BSD-3-Clause JQuery MIT JQuery transform MIT Moment MIT Moment timezone MIT ng-showdown BSD-3-Clause @ngrx/core MIT @ngrx/store MIT @ngrx/store-devtools MIT Photoswipe MIT RxJS Apache-2.0 Showdown BSD-3-Clause stacktrace-js The Unlicense loadsh MIT Zone.js MIT cookie-storage MIT fastclick MIT tinygradient MIT ngrx-store-logger MIT url-join MIT Xxxxxxx:xxxxxxx-plugin-camera,xxxxxxx-android,xxxxxxx- ios, xxxxxxx-plugin-device, xxxxxxx-plugin-file, xxxxxxx- plugin-media, xxxxxxx-plugin-media-capture, xxxxxxx- plugin-network-information, xxxxxxx-plugin-splashscreen, xxxxxxx-plugin-statusbar, xxxxxxx-plugin-vibration, xxxxxxx-plugin-whitelist Apache-2.0 Xxxxxxx-hot-code-push MIT Xxxxxxx ActionSheet MIT Xxxxxxx AppVersion plugin MIT Xxxxxxx Badge Plugin Apache-2.0 Xxxxxxx Browser-Sync Plugin Apache-2.0 Xxxxxxx DatePicker MIT Xxxxxxx Fi...

Component and interfaces. The Access Controller is the component responsible for controlling the access to the different resources of the platform, like the platform’s datasets, added value services and internal components offered through the platform such as the decision support. The Access Controller functionality follows the main principles defined by the Attribute-Based-Access-Control8 (ABAC) paradigm, which is a logical access control model, where access to objects is controlled by evaluating rules (policies) against the attributes of the entities (subject and object) actions and the environment relevant to a request. More specifically, the Access Controller has two main functionalities:  It controls the access to the platform’s datasets, added value services and internal components.  It manages the process of requesting and granting access to the platform’s aforementioned resources. The implementation of the Access Controller which follows the ABAC paradigm comprises of three main modules:  The Policy Enforcement Point (PEP), which acts as the endpoint that receives the access requests to the different resources.  The Policy Information Point (PIP), which retrieves the required attributes of the resources and the active policies.  The Policy Decision Point (PDP), which evaluates the access requests based on the resources’ attributes and the policies and produces a decision to grant or deny access.

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