Prototype B Sample Clauses

Prototype B. Based on the Set Definition Language (SDL)‌ Prototype B was developed in parallel with Prototype A. The related schema and proposed architecture have been presented as part of D5.3 and the documents cited there within. However, since neither the schema itself nor the architecture constitutes the major features within the proposal, only the prototype is presented below. This prototype should not be considered as an attempt for a final implementation, although, in reality it is not far from a fully functional system that could be deployed globally. Rather, it was created to give a good understanding of the benefits of the SDL [13] design philosophy where the system is based on a flexible ad-hoc query language. The main benefits of this prototype are that it is more or less data schema independent. The schema only needs to adhere to the SDL object relation model. This prototype provides the users with maximum query expressivity and the analysis is not restricted to a finite set of pre- designed queries. Likewise, it is easy to extend the schema, add new data types, or introduce new ontology without having to modify the system. This prototype allows two types of queries, i.e., distributed metadata and subject aggregation queries. Detailed reports with data for individual subjects are only possible on a local node where the user has full privileges. These queries are envisioned as a mechanism to help the user to define the queries and reports that are eventually evaluated in a federated manner as subject aggregate queries. This prototype simulates a federated query mechanism on the client side. It is however a straight forward task to move this code to the server side and collect the biobank reports by aggregating results from multiple servers for various network topologies. It is assumed that each research user has access to BBMRI through a local node. In this local node, the user has full access to subject data, i.e. he is capable to issue queries for use case 4 in Section
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Prototype B. Based on the Set Definition Language (SDL)
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