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The ``provenance`` column is used to specify the provenance (origin) of the model definition and how the model was verified.
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The following values are supported:
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The following values are supported.
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- ``manual``: The model was manually created and added to the extensible predicate.
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or values in the form ``origin-verification``, where origin is one of:
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Values can also take the form`ORIGIN-VERIFICATION`, where `ORIGIN` is one of:
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- ``ai``: The model was generated by artificial intelligence (AI).
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- ``df``: The model was generated by the dataflow model generator.
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- ``tb``: The model was generated by the type based model generator.
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- ``hq``: The model was generated using a heuristic query.
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and verification is one of:
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And `VERIFICATION` is one of:
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- ``manual``: The model was verified by a human.
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- ``generated``: The model was generated, but not verified by a human.
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The provenance is used to distinguish between models that are manually added (or verified) to the extensible predicate and models that are automatically generated.
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Furthermore, it impacts the dataflow analysis in the following way:
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