AzBxs
AzBxs is a fictional open-standard framework designed for interoperable exchange of computational artifacts among research teams. It aims to describe algorithms, datasets, experiments, and results in a machine-readable form, with a focus on reproducibility, provenance, and modular integration.
Origin and scope: The term appears in collaborative online projects in the 2020s as a hypothetical platform
Design: The architecture centers on a core protocol, a modular registry, and reference implementations. The protocol
Applications: In theory, AzBxs would enable publishing verifiable provenance, assembling workflows from modular components, and reusing
Status and reception: As a conceptual framework, AzBxs has spurred discussion about interoperability and open science,