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Expand Up @@ -66,3 +66,14 @@ It is highly recommended to add links to the following resources (if they exist)
* A data analysis library associated with the publication that can take this data as input
* An example notebook submitted to http://github.com/dandi/example-notebooks that demonstrates how to use the data
* Associated datasets published on DANDI or on other archives.

#### Related Resource Relation

Related Resources include a relation attribute.
The relation tag describes the relationship FROM the Dandiset TO the resource.
In other words, this relation should satisfy: dandiset <relation> resource.

Some common relations include:
* For a publication or preprint that is the primary account of the data being deposited, use "dcite:isDescribedBy".
* For a data descriptor paper, e.g. as is common in the journal Scientific Data, use "dcite:IsDocumentedBy".
* To associate a new paper that analyzes the data in this Dandiset, use "dcite:IsCitedBy".