A hypertree network is a type of data structure used in computer science, particularly in the fields of databases, graph theory, and distributed systems. The concept is often associated with the representation and manipulation of complex relationships within datasets that exhibit a hypergraph structure. Here are some key points regarding hypertree networks: 1. **Hypergraphs**: Unlike traditional graphs where edges connect two vertices, hypergraphs allow edges (called hyperedges) to connect any number of vertices.

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