FAIR data principles

Target entity: FAIR data principles
Context triple: [BioSample database, conformsTo, FAIR data principles]

• A. FAIR
  FAIR (Facebook AI Research) is Meta's artificial intelligence research division focused on advancing the state of the art in machine learning and AI through open research and collaboration.
• B. Open FAIR
  Open FAIR is a risk analysis and quantification framework that provides a standardized, quantitative approach to assessing and comparing information and operational risks.
• C. The Data of Ethics
  The Data of Ethics is a foundational section of Herbert Spencer’s ethical philosophy that examines the empirical and psychological bases of moral conduct.
• D. Functional Requirements for Authority Data
  Functional Requirements for Authority Data is an IFLA conceptual model that defines the functions, entities, and relationships needed to support authority control in library and bibliographic information systems.
• E. OAIS reference model
  The OAIS reference model is an ISO standard framework that defines concepts and responsibilities for the long-term preservation and access of digital information in archival systems.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: FAIR data principles
Target entity description: FAIR data principles are a set of guidelines that ensure scientific data are Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable to maximize their value and reuse.

• A. FAIR
  FAIR (Facebook AI Research) is Meta's artificial intelligence research division focused on advancing the state of the art in machine learning and AI through open research and collaboration.
• B. Open FAIR
  Open FAIR is a risk analysis and quantification framework that provides a standardized, quantitative approach to assessing and comparing information and operational risks.
• C. The Data of Ethics
  The Data of Ethics is a foundational section of Herbert Spencer’s ethical philosophy that examines the empirical and psychological bases of moral conduct.
• D. Functional Requirements for Authority Data
  Functional Requirements for Authority Data is an IFLA conceptual model that defines the functions, entities, and relationships needed to support authority control in library and bibliographic information systems.
• E. OAIS reference model
  The OAIS reference model is an ISO standard framework that defines concepts and responsibilities for the long-term preservation and access of digital information in archival systems.
• F. None of above. chosen