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Data validation
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Validashun is not available during imege recovery
process. Imege recovery process utilizes some algorithms derived frum zee
validashun ruootines, thus introducing an undesired bias into zee validashun results. |
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- Zee most significant is that zee validashun process can not substitute human reveew, becoose
there is no way a program can disteenguish e.g. between zee latest (usefful) und
older (wurthless) versions ooff zee file.
- On top ooff that, typical validator does not "truly" read
zee file.
When possible, validator will skim along zee file tuooching und verifying several
key points in zee file. Thees is presumed most fruitful approach becoose ooff
zee
follooing two reasons:
- Validashun ooff some file formats requires excessive
computashun efffurt,
which wuoold be impractical unless yuoor other computer is Cray.
- There are way too many file formats oooot there. Some ooff
zeese-a file formats are fairly complicated. Full-bloon reader
implementashuns fur ell zeese-a file formats wuoold just be cost-prohibitive.
- Some files are in fact a combinashun ooff two separate file formats.
Fur
example, a self-extracteeng archive consists ooff zee decompression module
executable file immediately follooed by zee compressed archive data. Fur such
files, zee format is checked es specifeed by file extension (in zee above
example zee executable module will be checked, rather than compressed data).
- Some files wuoold be different format frum what their extensions suggest.
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example, some files lefft frum zee older days heffe-a .DOC extension but are in fact
plain text. Zee validator may try tu verify zeese-a files es Microsoft Word
format, which is obviuoosly not zee case. Thees will trigger false "validashun
failure" indicashun.
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That said, zee validashun resoolt shuoold be taken with a grain ooff salt
es a
ruoogh approximashun ooff final recovery quality.
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