Relatively exchangeable structures
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Abstract: We study random relational structures that are emph{relatively exchangeable}---that is, whose distributions are invariant under the automorphisms of a reference structure . When has {em trivial definable closure}, every relatively exchangeable structure satisfies a general Aldous--Hoover-type representation. If satisfies the stronger properties of {em ultrahomogeneity} and {em -disjoint amalgamation property} (-DAP) for every , then relatively exchangeable structures have a more precise description whereby each component depends locally on .
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