StarEngine: business meaning before model output.
StarEngine is the part of Corlogic that organizes relevant warehouse data into a governed star model of facts, dimensions, relationships and business definitions. It is what Corlogic's answers are compiled from.
One recorded meaning for each measure.
Revenue, for example, can mean gross sales, recognized revenue or net revenue after returns. StarEngine records which definition applies and how it should be calculated.
Checked against the data before it serves questions.
StarEngine validates the model against the underlying data before an approved version can serve questions. Teams can inspect the model version an answer used.
The model is what the query is compiled from.
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Enterprise data: warehouse and operating sources.
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StarEngine: the governed semantic model.
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Structured request: a language model interprets the question against the approved model.
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Exact SQL: Corlogic applies the defined business logic and compiles read-only SQL that teams can inspect.
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Process runtime: controlled coordination of the work that follows.
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Response: people, agents and systems.
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Semantic layer
A semantic layer defines business terms and how they are calculated once, between raw data and the people or tools that query it.
Star schema
A star schema organizes analytical data into fact tables that record events and dimension tables that describe what those events involve.
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A language model that interprets the question, with SQL compiled deterministically from an approved model.
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