Title Validation Check

A Title Validation Check is a validation check that verifies concept titles against naming conventions and structural requirements.

• AKA: Name Validation Check, Title Verification Check, Concept Name Validation.
• Context:
  • It can typically detect naming violations through rule compliance testing and pattern matching.
  • It can typically prevent title collisions through uniqueness verification and namespace checking.
  • It can often ensure syntactic correctness through structure validation and element verification.
  • It can often maintain naming consistency through convention adherence and standard compliance.
  • It can range from being a Basic Title Validation Check to being a Comprehensive Title Validation Check, depending on its check coverage.
  • It can range from being a Syntactic Title Validation Check to being a Semantic Title Validation Check, depending on its validation scope.
  • It can range from being a Automated Title Validation Check to being a Manual Title Validation Check, depending on its execution method.
  • It can range from being a Preventive Title Validation Check to being a Detective Title Validation Check, depending on its timing strategy.
  • ...
• Example:
  • Structural Title Validation Checks, such as:
    • Suffix presence verification in concept names.
    • Prefix-suffix dependency validation.
    • Element ordering confirmation.
  • Uniqueness Title Validation Checks, such as:
    • Collision detection via Special:PrefixIndex.
    • Namespace conflict verification.
    • Duplicate name prevention.
  • Convention Title Validation Checks, such as:
    • Title case format verification.
    • Punctuation rule compliance.
    • Abbreviation format checking.
  • ...
• Counter-Example:
  • Title Generation, which creates rather than validates.
  • Title Suggestion, which proposes without verification.
  • Unchecked Title Creation, which bypasses validation.
• See: Validation Check, Name Generation Heuristic, GM-RKB Naming Convention, Title Collision Detection, Syntactic Validation, Convention Compliance, Quality Assurance.

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