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Uncertain data typically appears in one of three forms: Row-level uncertainty, where a tuple may or may not be in a given table, Attribute-level uncertainty, where the exact value of an attribute is not known, and Open-world uncertainty, where the set of tuples in a given result table is not known ahead of time. Note the distinction between row-level and open-world uncertainty: With the former, you can describe precisely, and in a finite way which tuples could be in the table, while with the latter you can not.
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## Benchmarks
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* [PDBench](http://pdbench.sourceforge.net)
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## Surveys
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* [Morgan & Claypool: Probabilistic Databases](http://www.morganclaypool.com/doi/abs/10.2200/S00362ED1V01Y201105DTM016)
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