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Examples of Data Requirements

Cfuerber: /* Example 1: Property Completeness Rule */

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Example 1: Property Completeness Rule

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	'''Definition in OWL Full'''		'''Definition in OWL Full'''
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	foo:PropertyCompletenessRule_1		foo:PropertyCompletenessRule_1
	a dqm:PropertyCompletenessRule ;		a dqm:PropertyCompletenessRule ;
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	dqm:requiredProperty "true"^^xsd:boolean ;		dqm:requiredProperty "true"^^xsd:boolean ;
	dqm:requiredValue "true"^^xsd:boolean .		dqm:requiredValue "true"^^xsd:boolean .
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	[[Data Quality Monitoring Reports#Example 1.1: Missing Properties / Values (OWL Full Design)\|Click here to learn how to generate a monitoring report from this]]<br />		[[Data Quality Monitoring Reports#Example 1.1: Missing Properties / Values (OWL Full Design)\|Click here to learn how to generate a monitoring report from this]]<br />

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−	~~'''<span style="color:red">This site is currently under construction!</span>'''~~

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	dqm:requiredValue "true"^^xsd:boolean .		dqm:requiredValue "true"^^xsd:boolean .
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	The property [[dqm:requiredProperty]] specifies that the property "MyProperty" must exist in each instance. The property [[dqm:requiredValue]] specifies that a value must exist for property "MyProperty".		The property [[dqm:requiredProperty]] specifies that the property "MyProperty" must exist in each instance. The property [[dqm:requiredValue]] specifies that a value must exist for property "MyProperty".
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	dqm:requiredValue "true"^^xsd:boolean .		dqm:requiredValue "true"^^xsd:boolean .
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	The property [[dqm:requiredProperty]] specifies that the property "MyProperty" which is mapped to "foo:Property_1" must exist in each instance of the class "MyClass" which is mapped to "foo:Class_1". The property [[dqm:requiredValue]] specifies that also a value must exist for property "foo:Property_1".		The property [[dqm:requiredProperty]] specifies that the property "MyProperty" which is mapped to "foo:Property_1" must exist in each instance of the class "MyClass" which is mapped to "foo:Class_1". The property [[dqm:requiredValue]] specifies that also a value must exist for property "foo:Property_1".
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	dqm:testedProperty1 foo:Prop_Location_State .		dqm:testedProperty1 foo:Prop_Location_State .
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−	[[~~Generate_Problem_Reports~~#Example 2: Conditional ~~Property Completeness Violations~~ (OWL DL Design)\|Click here to learn how to generate a ~~problem~~ report from this]]<br />	+	[[Data Quality Monitoring Reports#Example 2: Conditional Missing Properties / Values (1 Condition, OWL DL Design)\|Click here to learn how to generate a monitoring report from this]]<br />

	===Example 3: Syntax Rule (OWL DL)===		===Example 3: Syntax Rule (OWL DL)===
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	===Example 4: Conditional Syntax Rule (1 Condition, OWL DL)===		===Example 4: Conditional Syntax Rule (1 Condition, OWL DL)===
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	dqm:testedProperty1 foo:Prop_Location_State .		dqm:testedProperty1 foo:Prop_Location_State .
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		+	[[Data Quality Monitoring Reports#Example 4: Conditional Syntax Violations (1 Condition, OWL DL Design)\|Click here to learn how to generate a monitoring report from this]]<br />

	===Example 5: Legal Value Range Rule (OWL DL)===		===Example 5: Legal Value Range Rule (OWL DL)===
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	to specify the lowest and/or highest allowed value.		to specify the lowest and/or highest allowed value.
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		+	[[Data Quality Monitoring Reports#Example 5: Out of Range Values (OWL DL Design)\|Click here to learn how to generate a monitoring report from this]]<br />

	===Example 6: Legal Value Rule (OWL DL)===		===Example 6: Legal Value Rule (OWL DL)===
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	dqm:testedProperty1 foo:Prop_Location_Country .		dqm:testedProperty1 foo:Prop_Location_Country .
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		+	[[Data Quality Monitoring Reports#Example 6: Illegal Values (OWL DL Design)\|Click here to learn how to generate a monitoring report from this]]<br />

	===Example 7: Unique Value Rule (OWL DL)===		===Example 7: Unique Value Rule (OWL DL)===
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	dqm:testedProperty1 foo:Prop_Location_ID .		dqm:testedProperty1 foo:Prop_Location_ID .
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		+	[[Data Quality Monitoring Reports#Example 7: Uniqueness Violations (OWL DL Design)\|Click here to learn how to generate a monitoring report from this]]<br />

	===Example 8: Functional Dependency Value Rule (1 Condition, OWL DL)===		===Example 8: Functional Dependency Value Rule (1 Condition, OWL DL)===
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	dqm:testedProperty1 foo:Prop_Location_Country .		dqm:testedProperty1 foo:Prop_Location_Country .
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		+	[[Data Quality Monitoring Reports#Example 8: Functional Dependency Violations (1 Condition, OWL DL Design)\|Click here to learn how to generate a monitoring report from this]]<br />

	===Example 9: Functional Dependency Value Rule (2 Conditions, OWL DL)===		===Example 9: Functional Dependency Value Rule (2 Conditions, OWL DL)===
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	dqm:testedProperty1 foo:Prop_Location_State .		dqm:testedProperty1 foo:Prop_Location_State .
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		+	[[Data Quality Monitoring Reports#Example 9: Functional Dependency Violations (2 Conditions, OWL DL Design)\|Click here to learn how to generate a monitoring report from this]]<br />

	===Example 10: Expiry Rule (OWL DL)===		===Example 10: Expiry Rule (OWL DL)===
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	dqm:testedProperty1 foo:Prop_Product_validThrough .		dqm:testedProperty1 foo:Prop_Product_validThrough .
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		+	[[Data Quality Monitoring Reports#Example 10: Outdated / Expired Values (OWL DL Design)\|Click here to learn how to generate a monitoring report from this]]<br />

	===Example 11: Update Rule (OWL DL)===		===Example 11: Update Rule (OWL DL)===
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	<span style="color:red">'''NOTE:'''</span> The tested class must have a property that holds the time of the last update in order to be able to specify this requirement.		<span style="color:red">'''NOTE:'''</span> The tested class must have a property that holds the time of the last update in order to be able to specify this requirement.
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		+	[[Data Quality Monitoring Reports#Example 11: Outdated / Not Updated Values (OWL DL Design)\|Click here to learn how to generate a monitoring report from this]]<br />

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Example 11: Expiry Rule (OWL DL)

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−	===Example 11: ~~Expiry~~ Rule (OWL DL)===	+	===Example 11: Update Rule (OWL DL)===

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Cfuerber: /* Example 1: PropertyCompletenessRule */

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Example 1: PropertyCompletenessRule

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	== Examples of Data Requirements ==		== Examples of Data Requirements ==

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Examples of Data Requirements

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−	~~== Examples of Data Requirements ==~~	+	== Sample Dataset used in Examples ==
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−	=== Sample Dataset used in Examples ===	+
	The following examples use classes and properties from our sample dataset as [[dqm:TestedClass]] and [[dqm:TestedProperties]]. Requirements specified in OWL DL will use the mapped instances, while requirements specified in OWL Full will use the original classes and properties. The data set contains the following classes:		The following examples use classes and properties from our sample dataset as [[dqm:TestedClass]] and [[dqm:TestedProperties]]. Requirements specified in OWL DL will use the mapped instances, while requirements specified in OWL Full will use the original classes and properties. The data set contains the following classes:

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	In order to apply the example to your own data, you need to exchange the sample classes and properties used in the data requirements by your own.		In order to apply the example to your own data, you need to exchange the sample classes and properties used in the data requirements by your own.

−	===Syntax Of Examples===	+	==Syntax Of Examples==

	The following examples show instance data in [http://www.w3.org/TeamSubmission/turtle/ Turtle/Notation 3 syntax].		The following examples show instance data in [http://www.w3.org/TeamSubmission/turtle/ Turtle/Notation 3 syntax].
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		+	== Examples of Data Requirements ==

	===Example 1: PropertyCompletenessRule===		===Example 1: PropertyCompletenessRule===

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Example 1: PropertyCompletenessRule

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	===Example 1: PropertyCompletenessRule===		===Example 1: PropertyCompletenessRule===
−	~~A property completeness rule is a data requirement that specifies that a certain property and/or its value must exist in all instances of a certain class.~~

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Cfuerber: /* Sample Dataset used in Examples */

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Sample Dataset used in Examples

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	In order to apply the example to your own data, you need to exchange the sample classes and properties used in the data requirements by your own.		In order to apply the example to your own data, you need to exchange the sample classes and properties used in the data requirements by your own.
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		+	===Syntax Of Examples===
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		+	The following examples show instance data in [http://www.w3.org/TeamSubmission/turtle/ Turtle/Notation 3 syntax].

	===Example 1: PropertyCompletenessRule===		===Example 1: PropertyCompletenessRule===

Cfuerber: /* Example 2: Conditional Property Completeness Rule (1 Condition, OWL DL) */

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Example 2: Conditional Property Completeness Rule (1 Condition, OWL DL)

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−	\|'''Task:'''\|\|Specify that ~~values of~~ a specific property must exist if another property obtains a specific value.	+	\|'''Task:'''\|\|Specify that a specific property and/or its values must exist if another property obtains a specific value.
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	\|'''Notional Example:'''\|\|In a location data set, the property foo:STATE must exist and have a value in all instances of the class foo:Location that have value "USA" for the property foo:COUNTRY.		\|'''Notional Example:'''\|\|In a location data set, the property foo:STATE must exist and have a value in all instances of the class foo:Location that have value "USA" for the property foo:COUNTRY.