Coverage Testing
Coverage Testing is a Cortex-side network graph job that validates and processes stakeholder graph data for downstream analysis. The system accepts stakeholder graph view input and performs validation through a handoff contract layer before generating scoped subgraphs. This implementation ensures data integrity between raw stakeholder data collection and the production of actionable network insights.
Input Validation
The coverage testing process begins with validation of incoming stakeholder graph views against defined contract specifications. This validation layer acts as a quality gate, ensuring that only properly formatted and structurally sound graph data proceeds to subsequent processing stages. By establishing clear validation criteria upfront, the system prevents malformed data from propagating downstream.
Scoped Subgraph Generation
Following successful validation, the coverage testing job generates scoped subgraphs tailored to specific analysis requirements. These subgraphs represent filtered or contextualized portions of the larger network graph, enabling focused investigation of particular stakeholder relationships or network segments. The scoping mechanism allows different downstream consumers to work with graph data appropriate to their specific use cases.