In addition, it also involves identifying the types of people, organizations, and institutions that have control over some of your data. As part of defining the categories of data you control, you will need to specify the types of data that belong in those categories. Most of those records are physical copies of information that the bank holds in its original electronic form. Once these initial categories are in place, the next step in building the profile using a semantic network will be to find the relevant attributes of the data. For example, there is timeliness , which indicates whether a particular datum is historical, current, or speculative.
Historical data are records of things the individual has done or achieved.
Trophies, diplomas, mementos of graduations or weddings, old bank statements, email archives, publications, and records of past addresses or employers fall into this category. Historical data are often added to but rarely changed. Current data are things that the individual is involved in doing now or will be doing in the near future. Daily activities and schedules, the individual's current location and activities, identifying data, and social network data all fall into this category. Current data are often updated.