Abstract: A dynamic object model system identifies, from a first object data definition file, a first object definition of a first object of a first entity type; and identifies, from a second object data definition file, a second object definition of a second object of a second entity type. The first object definition defines an entity identifier for the first object, and the second object definition includes the entity identifier of the first object. The dynamic object model system determines, based on an object model definition, that objects of the second entity type refer to objects of the first entity type by entity identifier. Based on the object model definition, and based on the second object definition including the entity identifier of the first object, the dynamic object model system establishes a reference relationship between the first object and the second object within an object database.

Abstract: Concepts and technologies are described herein for an abstract relational model for transforming data into consumable content. In accordance with the concepts and technologies disclosed herein, a computing device can execute a transformation engine for transforming data into the consumable content. The computing device can be configured to generate an abstract relational model from data to analyze the data and to identify relationships within data elements or other portions of the data. The computing device also can determine a visualization model to apply to the data and to choose a world based upon the determined visualization model. The computing device can obtain rules associated with the selected or chosen world, and can apply the rules to the data to generate the output. In some embodiments, the computing device can be configured to obtain and apply feedback to the output.