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What Is Type System? Definition, Role & Examples | C3 AI
What is type system? This glossary entry defines how a type system describes and constrains data in software and why it matters for Enterprise AI. Learn more.
c3.ai →Type system is the implementation of objects or models (types) in a model-driven architecture . Types represent a data model of the object and its properties, and can be extended or mixed with other type definitions to create more complex data structures. Canonical schemas define the data structure and relationships of each type, and canonical transforms define the steps required to load data from the source system into the canonical schema (type). Using a type system allows for a standard data model that is consistent and uniform across all applications, abstracting the complexity of the underlying data and processes. If application logic is designed and written against the type system, then individual data sources and services can be connected to the type system without requiring changes to the applications built on top. This abstraction layer simplifies the overall implementation process and reduces the complexity of connecting all the different data sources and use cases.
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