The cardinality value indicates if the metadata concept is mandatory or not, and the possible dimension. The value of “1” means that the metadata is mandatory. The value of...

Empirical models describe a set of data in a convenient mathematical relationship without considering any underlying phenomena (Ross and Dalgaard 2004). Examples of empirical...

Process aiming at generating a description of a system through mathematical concepts or software code.

Model that has been fitted and successfully validated on independent experimental/observational data (evaluation data). A validated-fitted model can be used to make predictions...

FSK-ML is a specification for knowledge exchange format that can be used to encode models in the domain of food safety risk assessment.

Processes that involve the model generation process and include the application of the generated model.

Possible number of elements constituting a metadata concept. See Cardinality for more details.

is a technical resource based on KNIME Server infrastructure hosted at BfR supporting the exchange of data analytics workflows for emerging risk identification.

Model that describes how the concentrations of the hazard change along the different steps (modules) of the food production chain (potentially from farm to fork).

The term parameter is used in a number of ways. In the context of RAKIP project, examples of parameter are: the prevalence and concentration of foodborne pathogens on food...

Processes that involve the model generation process and include the application of the generated model.

Symbolic representation of observable properties of the world.

A process by which the data is manipulated (i.e. data set is cleaned or rearranged) to fit the purpose of the model.

A curation process for models aims to classify models according to certain quality criteria. These quality criteria must be defined. Depending on the classification, the end...

Possible number of elements constituting a metadata concept. See Cardinality for more details.

the general public engagement in scientific research activities when citizens actively contribute to science either with their intellectual effort or surrounding knowledge or...

Procedure that aims to assess the performance of fitted models and to determine if they can be used to aid decision-making. The validation process might use several hundred of...

The action or process of making decisions based on scientific facts or results. In the context of risk management, decision-making considers the risk assessment results and...

In the context of the model classes defined in RAKIP, QMRA model is the combination of all other model classes (see Model classes definition) and data.

Initial statement on the specific objectives of a risk assessment.