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sortiness
When computing sort_order of a column, we can maintain a "sortiness"1 score.
sort_order
Right now, sort_order has three states - Ascending, Descending and Unsorted.
Ascending
Descending
Unsorted
sortiness will allow us to assess the general sort order of an unsorted column.
The score will range from -1.0 to 1.0.
-1.0 is equivalent to Descending. 1.0 is Ascending. 0.0 indicates that the column only has one value.
When sortiness is 0.0, we can even short-circuit and skip cardinality computation.
Inspired by Stephen Colbert's Truthiness 😉 ↩
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When computing
sort_order
of a column, we can maintain a "sortiness"1 score.Right now,
sort_order
has three states -Ascending
,Descending
andUnsorted
.sortiness
will allow us to assess the general sort order of an unsorted column.The score will range from -1.0 to 1.0.
-1.0 is equivalent to Descending. 1.0 is Ascending. 0.0 indicates that the column only has one value.
When sortiness is 0.0, we can even short-circuit and skip cardinality computation.
Footnotes
Inspired by Stephen Colbert's Truthiness 😉 ↩
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: