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Biological data specifications: task to acceptance

This is a project-specification structure, not dataset inventory, real samples or a completed project report. Field applicability, values and thresholds require project agreement.

Six field groups to agree

Project and use

Task, intended use, data unit and inclusion or exclusion scope.

Provenance and use rights

Source type, permission verification status, permitted uses, delivery and redistribution limits.

Experiments and samples

Species or sample type, acquisition or experimental conditions, batches and controls; explain non-applicable fields.

Labels and evidence

Label definitions, evidence type, protocol version, expert review, disagreements and uncertainty.

Splits and evaluation

Grouping unit, deduplication, independent validation design, scoring version and limitations.

Acceptance and versions

Quality metrics, agreed thresholds, sampling coverage, rework conditions, file manifest and change history.

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Scientific context

Record provenance, sampling unit, experimental conditions, batches and controls. Identify observations, expert judgments and model predictions.

Engineering quality

Check field completeness, units, formats, versions and permissions. Maintain issue and revision logs.

Model validation

Choose grouping, deduplication and leakage checks for the task. Record baselines, scoring versions, failure types and limitations.

Agree quality thresholds, sampling coverage, rework rules and timelines before the pilot. A generic accuracy claim does not replace task-specific acceptance.

Download the machine-readable field specification

The JSON Schema validates field structure. It does not establish permissions, scientific validity or completion of expert review.

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