In database management, redundancies mostly refer to having duplicate data in the system, which we can avoid through normalization. Avoiding duplicate data is important since it can save us the additional money and storage resources required to maintain it, in addition to the risk of having to ...
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Storing guids in things like RedShift or Vertica is fun. Not only do you have to store them as CHAR(36) but by definition they are unique and don't compress. Certain person identifiers you'd think/hope would be unique. Unfortunately the scheme for generating them pre-dates the purpose ...
In effect, how much denormalisation do you want. The advantage is you can retrieve a full set of data with a single sequential read. This is fast. One downside is that you, the application programer, are now solely responsible for all data integrity and backward compatibility concerns, for ...
Database normalisation dictates that each record should relate to the value in the primary key, so it should all be in one table strictly speaking,but if you have lots of images in your database, it may well slow down general browsing and in this case you may want to put a foreign ...
77performed using standard answer normalisation Rajpurkar et al. (2016) Table 1 shows that the answer coverage of PAQ is very high – over 90% for both TriviaQA and NQ. Comparing PAQL with PAQNE shows that the learnt extractor achieves higher coverage, but the union of the two leads to ...
I provide an example of this in the context of the XOR problem here: Aren't my iterations needed to train NN for XOR with MSE < 0.001 too high?. Choosing the number of hidden layers lets the network learn an abstraction from the raw data. Deep learning is all the rage these day...
In relational database normalisation, a foreign key is useful, specifically when there is a need to access records from several other tables. A foreign key establishes a parent-child connection between tables, with the parent table storing the original column values and the child table referencing...
There are constraints (shop isn't open Sundays, only open between hours x and y, escalator to get to the floor is at (0,0), etc). Normalisation will do most of the database design, making new tables to separate attributes into their own entities. The task specifies 3NF ...