Gregory Stark [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Gregory Stark [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So I had a thought about how to soften the controversial hard cutoff of 100
for the use of the histogram selectivity. Instead of switching 100% one way
or
the other between the two heuristics why not calculate
Hi Greg,
So I had a thought about how to soften the controversial hard cutoff of 100
for the use of the histogram selectivity. Instead of switching 100% one way or
the other between the two heuristics why not calculate both and combine them.
The larger the sample size from the histogram the
So I had a thought about how to soften the controversial hard cutoff of 100
for the use of the histogram selectivity. Instead of switching 100% one way or
the other between the two heuristics why not calculate both and combine them.
The larger the sample size from the histogram the more we can
Gregory Stark [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So I had a thought about how to soften the controversial hard cutoff of 100
for the use of the histogram selectivity. Instead of switching 100% one way or
the other between the two heuristics why not calculate both and combine them.
The larger the
