| eyeprocess-format-validation | R Documentation |
Build reproducible evidence for source-format compatibility. The validation framework distinguishes declared support, synthetic-fixture testing, and empirical validation with real exports. It audits source structure, adapter detection, canonical import, field coverage, native timestamp preservation, coordinate semantics, provenance, and canonical round-trip fidelity.
validate_eye_source() validates one file or folder. Use
validation_manifest() and validate_eye_corpus() to evaluate a
versioned collection of exports from multiple vendors, devices, and software
versions. init_validation_corpus() is idempotent and preserves an existing
manifest and case files unless overwrite = TRUE is supplied. A source
can be retained temporarily in the result for creation of an anonymized
validation bundle; raw vendor data are never included in bundles by default.
anonymize_eye_dataset() replaces participant, recording, and session
identifiers, removes raw tables and source paths by default, and records the
operation in provenance. Automated anonymization cannot guarantee removal of
all study-specific free text, so exported bundles still require human review.
Depending on the function, an eye_format_validation_spec, source-file
manifest, schema-coverage table, source-preservation audit, canonical
round-trip result, eye_format_validation,
eye_corpus_validation, anonymized eye_dataset, report path, or
validation-bundle path.
read_eye_export(), validate_eye_dataset(),
supported_eye_formats(), write_eye_dataset(),
provenance_manifest()
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