ART Dataset Editor

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Log in and navigate to the dataset page

Perform the following steps:

• Prerequisite: you need an account with the proper permissions to edit the project. Contact the project maintainer.
• go to the ART-DECOR main page
• Log into ART-DECOR by clicking Login at the top-right
• select a project from the dropdown box DECOR
• navigate to the Datasets tab

Building a dataset

A dataset is a list of (hierarchical) concepts, see also: DECOR-dataset.

Typically the first concepts created are concept groups which contain child concepts. Building a dataset is done by:

• Setting dataset attributes
• Adding concepts to the dataset, see: add a concept group and add a concept item.

Concept attributes

Concepts have the following attributes:

• Version: ART-DECOR enters a date when the concept is created
• Id: ART-DECOR will assign an identifier for new concepts based on the dataset identifier
• type: group or item. Groups can contain other concepts
• Status, see Concept status machine
• Name: A name for the artifact that will be meaningful to business or domain experts. One artifact may have different business name translations for each realm and/or language
• Description: One to many descriptions per language
• Source: human readable hint where this data element originally comes from
• Rationale: human readable justification or explanation why this concept is present
• Comment: One to many comments on the concept

Only for concept items (not for groups):

• Operationalization: how to measure, obtain, specify the value of an observation
• Value:
  • Type: the datatype, see DECOR-dataset
  • Properties, see datatype facets
  • Example, one or many example values for this concept

Add a concept group

A concept group is a concept that groups one or more child-concepts. To create a dataset group perform the following steps:

• Click add, this will create a stub concept.

• Set the concept Type to Group

• Type a name for the concept group in Name

When you have entered a name for the concept group, that name is now shown in the dataset tree on the left-hand side.

• Multiple textfields can now be added to the concept group: Description, Source, Rationale, Operationalization, Comment.

Single-click on one of those field names to open or close a textbox editor where you can enter text.

• It is possible to move the concept in the dataset tree by selecting Move concept within dataset
• Save the concept group by clicking Save