editorial · release 2026-09-20
Identity and alias method
Structured fields rendered from the release dataset. Unknown values retain a reason; price is outside GIS.
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Findings computed over the whole corpus: Guide alliance footprint · Affiliate economics
Release method
Identity and alias method
The formula, cohort hash, alias tiers, and uncertainty rules are supplied by the release methodology object.
Identity tiers
T1–T4 policy
| Tier | Use |
|---|---|
| T1 | confirmed deposit or identifier |
| T2 | strong source-backed alias |
| T3 | probable commercial-code mapping |
| T4 | unresolved; evidence inheritance prohibited |
Alias sources and the Lactobacillus genus-reclassification policy are recorded in the downloadable synonym and entity tables.
Citable atoms
Release claims
46 of 9,224 synonym rows meet identity tiers T1 or T2 (0.5%); T4 evidence inheritance is prohibited. Window: NIH DSLD snapshot Sep 2026.
46 / 9224 synonym rows · NIH DSLD snapshot Sep 2026 · method.identity · checked 2026-09-20T00:00:00Z · snapshot b7633f7324373,573 of 5,422 probiotic labels in the NIH DSLD snapshot (Sep 2026) do not name a strain (65.9%).
3573 / 5422 probiotic labels · NIH DSLD snapshot Sep 2026 · census.naming · checked 2026-09-20T00:00:00Z · snapshot b7633f732437The top 15 of 663 distinct commercial codes appear on 1,078 of 5,422 probiotic labels in the NIH DSLD snapshot (Sep 2026) (19.9%; overlapping labels counted once).
1078 / 5422 probiotic labels · NIH DSLD snapshot Sep 2026 · census.codes · checked 2026-09-20T00:00:00Z · snapshot b7633f732437