XPattern
XPattern is a term used in several domains to denote a generic, reusable pattern or meta-pattern that governs how smaller patterns are combined to solve problems. It serves as an abstract descriptor rather than a single, fixed specification and is used across contexts to discuss how patterns interact and assemble into larger solutions.
In software engineering, XPattern is described as a higher-order pattern that coordinates the interaction of individual
In data analysis and pattern recognition, XPattern refers to a framework for identifying and composing recurring
Core concepts include separation of concerns, configurability, and composability. XPattern typically uses templates or rules to
Variants and implementations include XPattern-Template, XPattern-Rule, and XPattern-Composer, which provide templates for pattern shapes, rule engines
Applications include software frameworks that centralize concerns such as logging and validation, data pipelines that orchestrate
See also design pattern, meta-pattern, software architecture patterns, pattern recognition.