Table of Contents
Use the Readme to follow several methods through a receiving-use problem. Use this Table of Contents when you know the result you need. The 12 included bodies are the authoritative Methods for this first edition.
SIE.* is the PatternID namespace. Numbers are stable addresses, not a Work sequence.
Public units
| Unit | Reader use |
|---|---|
| Semantic Integration Engineering Principles Framework Readme | Follow connected inspection, provider and semantic-commons uses, including changed premises and partial results. |
| Citation | Cite this first edition or one pattern with its PatternID and date. |
| Preface | Understand how the contributions connect, why their boundaries matter, and which combined results the repertoire can support. |
| Authoritative Pattern Bodies | Use the twelve SIE bodies under their own entry conditions; PatternID order is not a lifecycle. |
| Cross-Pattern Application | Inspect AP242/QIF, semiconductor identity, quality/provenance, high-change-provider, and semantic-commons cases. |
| Framework Boundary and Refresh | Check package anatomy, availability, sources, neighboring modeling work, owners, and edition limits. |
Part I - Semantic Integration Engineering Methods
| § | ID & Title | Status | Keywords & Search Queries | Dependencies |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SIE.1 - Bound the Receiving Use and Semantic Contract | Eternal alpha | What exact receiving use, semantic loss boundary, authority, and validation obligation govern this integration? | FPF C.37; ME.3; direct receiver and source-owner results |
| 2 | SIE.2 - Recover and Qualify Source Semantics and Authority | Eternal alpha | What does each load-bearing source mean, under which edition, effectivity, authority, and access conditions? | SIE.1 or equivalent contract; FPF F.0.1, F.0.2; direct source owners |
| 3 | SIE.3 - Construct or Reuse a Semantic Model for a Named Use | Eternal alpha | Does an available model answer the receiving questions, or what semantic extension is needed? | SIE.1 or equivalent use; relevant SIE.2 source meanings; domain participants |
| 4 | SIE.4 - Judge Cross-Source Correspondences and Their Permitted Uses | Eternal alpha | Which exact endpoint relation, difference, or incompatibility is warranted and usable here? | SIE.2; supplied SIE.3 result when required; FPF F.9 |
| 5 | SIE.5 - Resolve Cross-Source Identity without Erasing Identifier Authority | Eternal alpha | Do these source endpoints concern the same entity at the required grain and interval, or another relation? | SIE.2; conditional SIE.4; direct MDM/domain authority inputs |
| 6 | SIE.6 - Fuse Source-Qualified Claims without Erasing Conflict | Eternal alpha | How can source claims be composed while preserving scope, authority, uncertainty, conflict, and non-comparability? | SIE.2, SIE.4; SIE.5 when identity is load-bearing; FPF C.2.1, A.10 |
| 7 | SIE.7 - Specify Semantic Extraction and Transformation Mappings | Eternal alpha | Which executable rules preserve the accepted correspondences, identities, claim branches, and losses? | SIE.2, SIE.4; conditional SIE.5 and SIE.6; FPF A.6.3.RT |
| 8 | SIE.8 - Choose Virtual, Materialized, or Hybrid Semantic Realization | Eternal alpha | Which available realization can meet the semantic, freshness, access, provenance, recovery, and combined resource conditions? | SIE.1, SIE.7; direct Data Engineering, platform, provider, and protection results |
| 9 | SIE.9 - Connect a Receiving Use through a Semantic Interface | Eternal alpha | What smallest interface carries the required meanings, branches, provenance, and return paths into receiving Work? | SIE.1, SIE.7, SIE.8; conditional SIE.4-SIE.6 results |
| 10 | SIE.10 - Validate a Semantic Integration Result for Its Receiving Use | Eternal alpha | What does the evidence settle about the named receiving use, and which claimed premises still need validation? | SIE.1 or equivalent use; relevant SIE.2-SIE.9 results; direct domain and receiver acceptance criteria |
| 11 | SIE.11 - Trace Semantic Change and Revalidate Affected Uses | Eternal alpha | Which receiving results depend on the changed semantic premise, and what can now continue? | Changed relied-on premise; relevant SIE.2-SIE.10 results; FPF A.10.1 when discovery is needed |
| 12 | SIE.12 - Govern Modular Semantic Commons without Universal Authority | Eternal alpha | How can actual users maintain and rely on shared semantic modules and their changes? | Actual shared-module uses; SIE.3, SIE.4, and SIE.11 when their results are needed |