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Relational dependency networks (RDNs) are graphical models which extend dependency networks to account for relational data. Relational data is data organized into one or more tables, which are cross-related through standard fields. A relational database is a canonical example of a system that serves to maintain relational data. A relational dependency network can be used to characterize the knowledge contained in a database.

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  • Relational dependency networks (RDNs) are graphical models which extend dependency networks to account for relational data. Relational data is data organized into one or more tables, which are cross-related through standard fields. A relational database is a canonical example of a system that serves to maintain relational data. A relational dependency network can be used to characterize the knowledge contained in a database. (en)
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  • Relational dependency networks (RDNs) are graphical models which extend dependency networks to account for relational data. Relational data is data organized into one or more tables, which are cross-related through standard fields. A relational database is a canonical example of a system that serves to maintain relational data. A relational dependency network can be used to characterize the knowledge contained in a database. (en)
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