Slot: Data Completeness Percentage (data_completeness_pct)
Percent of (location, date) cells in the extracted window that have a non-missing value. 0-100.
Tier: recommended
Why this slot matters
A quantitative handle on how much of the requested exposure window is actually populated. A series that is 60 % complete supports very different inferences from one that is 100 % complete; without this number, sparse coverage is hidden and averages or exposure windows are computed over gaps as if they were full, biasing the health analysis.
In plain terms
Out of all the days and places you asked about, this is the percentage that actually have a value — 100 means nothing is missing, 60 means four in ten slots are blank. It is a quick honesty check on how full the dataset really is.
URI: envar:slot/data_completeness_pct
Applicable Classes
| Name |
Description |
Modifies Slot |
| Uncertainty |
Uncertainty and quality character of a value series: per-value uncertainty ty... |
no |
Properties
Type and Range
Cardinality and Requirements
Examples
Annotations
| property |
value |
| tier |
recommended |
| justification |
A quantitative handle on how much of the requested exposure window is actually populated. A series that is 60 % complete supports very different inferences from one that is 100 % complete; without this number, sparse coverage is hidden and averages or exposure windows are computed over gaps as if they were full, biasing the health analysis. |
| explanation |
Out of all the days and places you asked about, this is the percentage that actually have a value — 100 means nothing is missing, 60 means four in ten slots are blank. It is a quick honesty check on how full the dataset really is. |
| covered_by |
None |
Schema Source
Mappings
| Mapping Type |
Mapped Value |
| self |
envar:data_completeness_pct |
| native |
envar:data_completeness_pct |
LinkML Source
name: data_completeness_pct
annotations:
tier:
tag: tier
value: recommended
justification:
tag: justification
value: A quantitative handle on how much of the requested exposure window is actually
populated. A series that is 60 % complete supports very different inferences
from one that is 100 % complete; without this number, sparse coverage is hidden
and averages or exposure windows are computed over gaps as if they were full,
biasing the health analysis.
explanation:
tag: explanation
value: Out of all the days and places you asked about, this is the percentage
that actually have a value — 100 means nothing is missing, 60 means four in
ten slots are blank. It is a quick honesty check on how full the dataset really
is.
covered_by:
tag: covered_by
annotations:
omop_gaia:
tag: omop_gaia
annotations:
extent:
tag: extent
value: absent
status:
tag: status
value: asserted
where:
tag: where
value: no column
note:
tag: note
value: No gaia output carries a data-completeness percentage for the extracted
window.
degauss:
tag: degauss
annotations:
extent:
tag: extent
value: absent
status:
tag: status
value: asserted
where:
tag: where
value: no column
note:
tag: note
value: DeGAUSS emits no completeness percentage.
amadeus:
tag: amadeus
annotations:
extent:
tag: extent
value: absent
status:
tag: status
value: asserted
where:
tag: where
value: no column
note:
tag: note
value: Amadeus emits no completeness percentage.
cher:
tag: cher
annotations:
extent:
tag: extent
value: absent
status:
tag: status
value: asserted
where:
tag: where
value: no column
note:
tag: note
value: C-HER carries no per-window data-completeness percentage field.
codata:
tag: codata
annotations:
extent:
tag: extent
value: out_of_layer
status:
tag: status
value: asserted
where:
tag: where
value: no column
note:
tag: note
value: Data completeness percentage is instance-layer; out of scope for
CODATA.
description: Percent of (location, date) cells in the extracted window that have a
non-missing value. 0-100.
title: Data Completeness Percentage
examples:
- value: '100'
description: Every (location, date) cell in the extracted window has a value.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/microschemas/envar
rank: 1000
domain_of:
- Uncertainty
range: float