Validity constraints for data analysis workflows
Authors:
- Florian SchintkeFSFlorian Schintke
- Khalid BelhajjameKBKhalid Belhajjame
- Ninon De MecquenemNMNinon De Mecquenem
- David FrantzDFDavid Frantz
- Vanessa Emanuela GuarinoVGVanessa Emanuela Guarino
- Marcus HilbrichMHMarcus Hilbrich
- Fabian LehmannFLFabian Lehmann
- Paolo MissierPMPaolo Missier
- Rebecca SattlerRSRebecca Sattler
- Jan Arne SparkaJSJan Arne Sparka
- Daniel T. SpeckhardDSDaniel T. Speckhard
- Hermann StolteHSHermann Stolte
Open Access
- 25 March 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Future Generation Computer Systems
- Vol. 157, 82-97
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- German Research Foundation
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