Over the last several years, the study of working memory (WM) for simple visual features (e.g., colors, orientations) has been dominated by perspectives that assume items in WM are stored independently of one another. Evidence has revealed, however, systematic biases in WM recall which sugges...
processorEach processor in the statement plan hierarchy has a node with details about that phase of the statement. For example, a statement with aGROUP BYclause has agroupprocessor with details about the cluster nodes, rows, and operations related to theGROUP BYoperation. ...
VERBOSE: Displays additional information about the query plan, including specific join methods and sort keys used by the database engine. BUFFERS: Shows how much each step of the query plan uses disk and memory resources. Reading and Understanding the Output of EXPLAIN in PostgreSQL Here is an ...
Services: There are multiple layers of cache in a service. If the data is not cached in the CPU cache, the service will try to retrieve the data from memory. Sometimes the service has a second-level cache to store data on disk. Distributed Cache: Distributed cache like Redis holds key-v...
about the usual course of events (i.e., event schemata)2,6. Thus, while interacting or structuring incoming information in a given situation, the maintenance of working event models in working memory is crucial2,7. These mechanisms might be important for understanding why younger individuals ...
Description of "Figure 12-1 A Table Hierarchy" CUSTOMER is the smallest table while TRANSACTION is the largest. A typical OLTP query might retrieve transaction information about a specific customer's account. The query would drive from the CUSTOMER table. The goal in this case is to minimize ...
next level of the query for processing. In this case it is the SELECT STATEMENT which is the top of the query. [CHOOSE] is an indication of the optimizer_goal for the query. This DOES NOT necessarily indicate that plan has actually used this goal. The only way to ...
The dominant model class in both computer vision and visual neuroscience is the feedforward convolutional neural network (fCNN). Inspired by the primate brain, fCNNs employ a deep hierarchy of linear-nonlinear filters with local receptive fields. However, they differ qualitatively...
A program with its given input can be seen, as a whole, as a specific program. Therefore the halting function need not take two inputs and is equivalent to a function that takes the two described inputs. Therefore I feel the comment about the number of inputs in the explanation can be...
The requirements document has diverse users. Therefore, along with communicating the requirements to the users it also has to define the requirements in precise detail for developers and testers. In addition it should also include information about possible changes in the system, which can help syste...