setsdata
Setsdata is a data modeling concept used to represent collections of sets and their relationships within information systems. It provides a formal schema to describe named sets, their elements, and the operations that relate them, such as union, intersection, difference, and subset relations. Setsdata is designed to help organize, compare, and reason about groupings of items across databases, catalogs, and ontologies.
At its core, the setsdata model defines set entities with identifiers and optional metadata; element carriers
Encodings for setsdata typically reuse existing formats such as JSON, YAML, or RDF-like graphs. A common pattern
Applications include access-control policies, feature selection in machine learning, data catalog tagging, and knowledge-graph curation, where