validation framework

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  1. A structured set of guidelines and processes designed to ensure that a system, product, or service meets specified requirements, standards, and stakeholder expectations through systematic evaluation and verification.

The team developed a validation framework to ensure that all user inputs met the required standards before processing them.

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  • 17 days ago
    A bit on the history of validation framework:

    The term ‘validation framework‘ is not a single word but rather a phrase used primarily in contexts such as software development, data analysis, and various scientific disciplines. The etymology of the phrase can be understood through its usage in these fields.

    ‘Validation‘ derived from the Latin word ‘validatio,‘ which means ‘strengthening or confirming.‘ It is used to signify the process of checking or proving the accuracy or quality of something.

    ‘Framework,‘ on the other hand, comes from Middle English ‘freamework,‘ which is a combination of ‘frame‘ and ‘work.‘ It refers to a structural or conceptual skeleton that supports something, in this case, the structure necessary to carry out validation processes.

    Thus, the term ‘validation framework‘ refers to a structured approach or system designed to ensure the validity of processes, data, or systems within a specific context.

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  • 17 days ago
    Other words often associated with validation framework: Authorship framework, confirmation structure, verification system, and endorsement model.