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 1.  Found on: eSSIF-Lab
     
     https://essif-lab.github.io/framework/docs/terms/pattern-trust • No author
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     TRUST PATTERN
     
     FORMALIZED MODEL
     
     
     
     lsParties, Actors and ActionsJurisdictionsGuardianshipReviewable
     modelsEnvisaged modelseSSIF-Lab World ModelSemantics PatternTrust
     PatternDecision MakingMandates, Delegation and HiringDuties and
     RightsGlossaryEU Project 'eSSIF-Lab'Miscellaneous On this page Trust
     Pattern EDITOR'S NOTE This is work that is still an idea. If you want to
     help, do so by telling us in a new issue. Purpose The Trust pattern
     captures the concepts and relations that help to explain how trust relates
     to parties that do the trusting, and other concepts that express what it is
     that these parties trust. Introduction Formalized model Here is a visual
     representation of this pattern, using the following notations and
     conventions: Edit this page Last updated on Apr 7, 2024 by Ca5e Previous
     Semantics Pattern Next Decision Making
     
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     https://essif-lab.github.io/framework/docs/terms/pattern-decision-making •
     No author specified • No creation date specified • Level: No level
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     DECISION MAKING
     
     FORMALIZED MODEL
     
     
     
     aise an issue. Purpose The Decision making pattern captures the concepts
     and relations that explain how parties would, could, or should reason in
     order to reach good conclusions and make good decisions. This can be used
     as a basis for understanding the information needs of parties as they need
     to decide e.g. whether or not to commit to a transaction proposal, or
     whether or not data is valid for some purpose. This pattern is based on
     Toulmin's use of arguments (of which a pragmatical text can be found here).
     The relevance of this pattern is that it provides some basic ideas of the
     purposes which parties can feel they need information for in order to make
     good decisions. Introduction Formalized model Here is a visual
     representation of this pattern, using the following notations and
     conventions:
     
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     https://essif-lab.github.io/framework/docs/terms/pattern-terminology • No
     author specified • No creation date specified • Level: No level specified •
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     TERMINOLOGY PATTERN
     
     FORMALIZED MODEL
     
     
     
     es from other, related communities. the terminology-related part. This is
     where concepts, definitions, terms, glossaries etc. live. This part is what
     one needs to create tools/support for managing and maintaining a
     terminology. Here, we have concepts with their definitions and terms as a
     means to refer to either. A concept, its definition live in the same scope,
     and within that scope there must be a term to refer to that concept and its
     definition. Within a specific scope, every term is associated with
     precisely one such concept and definition. However, within a scope, a
     concept/definition pair may be referred to by multiple terms, which are
     then synonyms or aliases of each other. Formalized model Here is a visual
     representation of this pattern, using the following notations and
     conventions:
     
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     https://essif-lab.github.io/framework/docs/terms/pattern-semantics • No
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     SEMANTICS PATTERN
     
     FORMALIZED MODEL
     
     
     
     he use-cases go). other artifacts may also help in understanding each
     other's knowledge. Such artifacts include more casual explanations, a
     formal or informal description of how the various concepts that are being
     explained (or defined) relate to one another, etc. Thus, we expect to see
     semantic units of different kinds to be created, maintained, evaluated and
     continually improved on. establishing a set of such definitions, associated
     terms (a 'common terminology') enables the parties to express
     characteristics of entities as (scoped!) attributes, and hence a partial
     identity of an entity in a (digital) representation. The pattern also hints
     at the relation between semantics and Formalized model Here is a visual
     representation of this pattern, using the following notations and
     conventions:
     
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     https://essif-lab.github.io/framework/docs/terms/pattern-party-actor-action
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     PARTIES, ACTORS AND ACTIONS
     
     FORMALIZED MODEL
     
     
     
     how actions are executed by an actor on behalf of, and using the knowledge
     of, a party. The relevance of modeling this somewhat formally is that it
     will make it easier to build IT systems, where IT (that is running)
     qualifies as actors, and people and organizations (businesses, enterprises,
     governments) qualify as parties. We like to think this mental model
     contributes to bridging the gap between business and IT. Formalized model
     Here is a visual representation of this pattern, using the usual notations
     and conventions. Please not that in this pattern, the relation 'is acting
     on behalf of' has synonyms in other patterns, including 'acts on behalf
     of', 'is executing on behalf of', 'executes on behalf of', that should not
     be confused with the 'works for' relation (as further explained below).
     
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     https://essif-lab.github.io/framework/docs/terms/pattern-jurisdiction • No
     author specified • No creation date specified • Level: No level specified •
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     JURISDICTIONS
     
     FORMALIZED MODEL
     
     
     
     s human rights that say humans are 'self sovereign'. From the above, one
     might even be inclined to think that every party qualifies as a
     jurisdiction. While we think that the vast majority of them are (we have no
     examples to the contrary), we see no relevance in actually stating this.
     Note that while a jurisdiction is a party, a jurisdiction may also be owned
     by a (different) party, and it makes sense to distinguish between them. For
     example, a multinational organization may own subsidiaries in different
     countries, each of which could be a jurisdiction in their own right, for
     the purpose of aligning their rules of operation with the local legal
     jurisdiction. e.g. for organizations. Formalized model Here is a visual
     representation of this pattern, using the following notations and
     conventions:
     
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     https://essif-lab.github.io/framework/docs/terms/pattern-identity • No
     author specified • No creation date specified • Level: No level specified •
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     IDENTITY PATTERN
     
     FORMALIZED MODEL
     
     
     
     tial identities. This use of attributions is particularly relevant for SSI
     contexts in which the focus is on supporting (electronic) transactions.
     That support consists, amongst other things, of enabling a participating
     party to request for, and obtain data that are statements about entities
     (in particular about other participating parties) that this party
     determines to be valid for making the decision of whether or not to commit.
     Knowing the party that authored (issued) such data helps to determine not
     only the meaning of that data, but also to determine its
     (un)trustworthiness. Knowing that a set of data originates from a single
     partial identity is a prerequisite for doing this. Formalized model Here is
     a visual representation of this pattern, using the following notations and
     conventions:
     
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     https://essif-lab.github.io/framework/docs/terms/pattern-identifier • No
     author specified • No creation date specified • Level: No level specified •
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     IDENTIFIER PATTERN
     
     FORMALIZED MODEL
     
     
     
     Identifier Pattern EDITOR'S NOTE This is work in progress, and needs to be
     reviewed. If you want to comment, please raise an issue. Purpose The
     Identifier pattern captures the concepts and relations that help to explain
     how identifiers are defined and used for identification purposes. Related
     topics can be found in the identity pattern and the identification pattern.
     Introduction Formalized model Here is a visual representation of this
     pattern, using the following notations and conventions: The figure shows a
     context, in which an agent of a party that perceives the context (and its
     contents) uses identifiers for the purpose of identifying entities within
     that context. Typical contexts are those in which a computer
     system/application acts as such an agent, but any other situation where (an
     agen
     
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     https://essif-lab.github.io/framework/docs/terms/pattern-identification •
     No author specified • No creation date specified • Level: No level
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     IDENTIFICATION PATTERN
     
     FORMALIZED MODEL - DATA REALM
     
     
     
     types that this party has attributed to that entity. Another example are
     identifiers, i.e. texts or words that are used to refer to an entity in
     specific contexts. This process of accumulation of characteristics (and
     selecting the entities or partial identities that keep fitting all of these
     characteristics) continues until there is no entity or no partial identity
     that matches all accumulated characteristics, in which identification
     failed. there is a single partial identity and a single entity that both
     match all such characteristics, in which case identification is successful
     and the subject-relation between the entity and partial identity has been
     established. Formalized model - data realm Here is a visual representation
     of a similar pattern, using the following notations and conventions:
     
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     https://essif-lab.github.io/framework/docs/terms/pattern-guardianship • No
     author specified • No creation date specified • Level: No level specified •
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     GUARDIANSHIP
     
     FORMALIZED MODEL
     
     
     
     rrangements can now easily be explained by observing that the various
     Jurisdictions all exercise their self-sovereignty as they operate their
     legal systems. For a guardianship arrangement to be meaningful and
     relevant, it must be associated to a (single) jurisdiction that creates,
     modifies and dissolves the relation, specifies who the guardian and
     dependent are, and assigns each of them a set of rights and duties
     (including 'negative' rights and duties, i.e. what they may/must NOT do). A
     jurisdiction is implicitly tasked to enforce such rights and duties, and
     provide for the resolution of conflicts, yet is (and remains)
     self-sovereign in determining the extent in which it does so. Formalized
     model Here is a visual representation of this pattern, using the following
     notations and conventions:
     
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