Validierungsrü

Validierungsrü is a term used in German-language discussions to denote a structured approach to validating systems, data, and processes. It refers to a validation framework that aggregates methods, criteria, and artifacts to demonstrate that a subject meets specified requirements and quality standards.

A typical Validierungsrü includes a validation plan, defined acceptance criteria, validation cases, and evidence artifacts such as test results, logs, and documentation. It emphasizes traceability from requirements to test evidence and supports risk assessment and remediation of deviations.

The workflow generally comprises planning, selecting methods (unit and integration tests, data quality checks, model validation, security checks), executing validation activities, evaluating outcomes against criteria, and producing a validation report. Roles commonly involved are validators or quality assurance professionals, domain experts, data stewards, and project managers. Tools may include test frameworks, data validation utilities, model governance platforms, and version-control systems.

Applications span software releases, data pipelines, and machine learning models, especially in regulated sectors where verifiable validation is important. The term remains largely conceptual and is encountered in niche literature and practitioner discussions rather than formal standards. See also: validation, verification, quality assurance, regulatory compliance, model governance.