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The indexer is capable of generating both single word descriptors as well as index expressions (with lenght 2) which improves retrieval results (see [9] ).
In particular, this article tries to show that index expressions provide, beside their navigational properties, a good way to capture the semantics of inter- ...
Abstract. The quest for improving retrieval performance has led to the deployment of larger syntactical units than just plain words. This.
Abstract. The quest for improving retrieval performance has led to the deployment of larger syntactical units than just plain words. This.
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Dec 27, 2023 · Indexes can speed up your queries, but they also consume disk space and memory, and can affect the performance of data insertion, update, and ...
An expression index is an index created by applying an expression to a column. For example, to facilitate fast, case insensitive lookups of user names.
We now turn to three main systems challenges in designing an efficient BE index — latency, scalability and updates. With re- gards to latency, applications such ...
Index expressions are relatively expensive to maintain, because the derived expression(s) must be computed for each row insertion and non-HOT update. However, ...
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Expression-based indexes are best suited when you want an efficient evaluation of queries that involve a column expression.
Sep 11, 2023 · Single-Column Indexes: An index on a single column is effective for filtering data based on that column's values. For example, creating an index ...