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Figure 1: An XLJoin example (QX from TPC-H benchmark): Structure learning component receives a join query, metadata, tables and existing models, and builds an MRF graph based on the query then while inferring the JAs (nodes showed in black), a BN is built, and finally, a uniform sample of JAs is generated using Ancestral sampling starting from the root to the leaves. Non-JAs (blue nodes) are added using the MRF once the JAs sampled from the BN because they do not affect uniformity.