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# human readable concept model
## human readable concept model
A rendering of the machine readable concept model rules designed to be included in guidance documents.
#### Notes
* The *human readable concept model* is generated by processing the machine readable concept model to ensure that it accurately reflects the rules.
* The *human readable concept model* is presented in tables that organize the information from the perspective of concept model domains and attributes. These tables include:
* Expression constraint language representations of domains and ranges;
* Constraints on attribute cardinality and attribute in group cardinality.
* Selected *human readable concept model* tables are included in the SNOMED CT Editorial Guide and will also appear where relevant in other SNOMED CT guides.
## Alternatives
* **HRCM**
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