Provenance and scientific workflows¶
Davidson, S. B., & Freire, J. (2008). Provenance and scientific workflows: Challenges and opportunities. Proceedings of the 2008 ACM SIGMOD International Conference on Management of Data, 1345-1350.
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- Provenance
- Provenance converts a potentially infinite verification problem—"How do I independently verify this object's authenticity from first principles?"—into a bounded forensic task: "Can I establish a plausible, documented chain from origin to present, and are the gaps explicable?"—a reframing Davidson and Freire (2008) argue underwrites scientific-workflow provenance research.
This sourceACM. Argues that scientific-workflow provenance reframes verification from first-principles reproducibility to bounded chain-of-derivation auditing.
- Provenance converts a potentially infinite verification problem—"How do I independently verify this object's authenticity from first principles?"—into a bounded forensic task: "Can I establish a plausible, documented chain from origin to present, and are the gaps explicable?"—a reframing Davidson and Freire (2008) argue underwrites scientific-workflow provenance research.
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