Data Lineage
Data lineage tracks where a dataset came from and how it changed over time.
Category
These words describe how teams track dataset origins, snapshot changes, retrieval structures, and model oversight.
Terms for keeping datasets and retrieval layers traceable.
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Data lineage tracks where a dataset came from and how it changed over time.
Dataset versioning records which dataset snapshot, schema, or label set was used.
A retrieval index is the searchable structure that helps an app find relevant documents or chunks.
Model governance is the set of controls used to review, approve, and monitor an AI model.
A source fingerprint is a hash or identifier that helps verify which file, feed, or dataset supplied information.
Dataset consent records whether data contributors or rights holders allowed the data to be used for a stated purpose.
A provenance attestor is a service or party that signs claims about where data came from and how it was handled.
A model lineage record documents datasets, checkpoints, evaluations, and transformations used to produce a model version.