Data Structuring: Intrarecord and Interrecord Techniques

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Description

This lecture by the instructor covers data structuring techniques, including intrarecord structuring (reordering and combining fields) and interrecord structuring (filtering and shifting granularity). It also delves into error detection, faithfulness assessment, and functional dependencies within records.

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Business administration: Data management

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