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How to model the Conformance Classes
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Overview
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Step by Step guide
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Preparation
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.. important:: Prerequists

	This assumes that the environment is already set up. See |gs md| for more details

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Using Dependency matrices to define Conformance Classes 
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Video
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.. index:: Video; How to Define Conformance Classes

.. warning::

	The video is out of date as it does not include Conformance Options

The video shows creating Units of Functionality and adding dependencies to the Domain Model, then creating Conformance Classes and adding dependencies to the Units Of Functionality.
In the latest process, there should be a step between with the conformance options.

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.. tip::
	
	If using a number string for the name of the conformance class, include '0' (e.g. 01 02) because the documentation sorts alphabetically and 10 comes before 2.
	
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Creating report matricies
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	The scripts for the Standard Documentation auto-generate the matricies therefore, this step is only needed for generating quick reports.
	Clause 6 includes simple matrices for UoF-DM, CO-UoF and CC-CO, but also a nested representation (see below).
	
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		Standard Documentation for Clause 6: Conformance Requirements

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.. sectionauthor:: |Judith Crockford|

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