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 by accepting stakeholder graph view data and subjecting it to validation checks at the handoff contract layer. This validation stage verifies that incoming data conforms to expected schemas and quality standards before proceeding to subgraph generation. The contract layer acts as a boundary between data collection and processing, preventing malformed or incomplete data from propagating through the system.
Scoped Subgraph Generation
Once input validation passes, Coverage Testing generates scoped subgraphs tailored to specific analytical requirements. These subgraphs represent filtered or bounded views of the larger network, enabling focused analysis on relevant stakeholder relationships and interactions. By constraining the scope of generated subgraphs, the system improves both computational efficiency and the relevance of downstream insights derived from network analysis.