Conditionnames
Conditionnames refers to the set of identifiers used to label conditions within a system that tracks states, events, or predicates. The term is used across domains such as software engineering, data management, and clinical informatics to provide a stable vocabulary for referring to conditions without implying a specific implementation.
In software, a condition name is an identifier that maps to a boolean expression or predicate. It
Conventions and validation: Condition names typically use ASCII letters, digits, and underscores; they are case-sensitive in
Usage examples: conditionnames = ["fever", "hypertension", "diabetes"] in a data dictionary; in a rules engine, a condition
See also: controlled vocabulary, ontology, predicate, rule engine.