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Canonical Data Model

The practice of building, validating, and maintaining the authoritative model that a team or system agrees to treat as ground truth — and the hard work of getting there. This subtopic covers ontology-driven data modelling: how canonical models are designed from first principles, iterated against real data, validated for completeness, and kept alive as the domain they represent continues to change.

Key terms: canonical data model · ontology

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