Patent classifications
G06F7/16
PARTITION AWARE EVALUATION OF TOP-N QUERIES
Techniques are described for executing an analytical query with a top-N clause. In an embodiment, a stream of tuples are received by each of the processing units from a data source identified in the query. The processing unit uses a portion of a received tuple to identify the partition that the tuple is assigned to. For each partition, the processing unit maintains a top-N data store that stores an N number of received tuples that match the criteria of top N tuples according to the query. The received tuple is compared to the N number of tuples to determine whether to store the received tuple and discard an already stored tuple, or to discard the received tuple. After all the tuples have been similarly processed by the processing units, all the top-N data stores for each partition are merged, yielding the top N number of tuples for each partition to return as a result of the query.
PARTITION AWARE EVALUATION OF TOP-N QUERIES
Techniques are described for executing an analytical query with a top-N clause. In an embodiment, a stream of tuples are received by each of the processing units from a data source identified in the query. The processing unit uses a portion of a received tuple to identify the partition that the tuple is assigned to. For each partition, the processing unit maintains a top-N data store that stores an N number of received tuples that match the criteria of top N tuples according to the query. The received tuple is compared to the N number of tuples to determine whether to store the received tuple and discard an already stored tuple, or to discard the received tuple. After all the tuples have been similarly processed by the processing units, all the top-N data stores for each partition are merged, yielding the top N number of tuples for each partition to return as a result of the query.
Data volume placement techniques
A storage management system monitors relationships between data sets stored on current implementation resources, such as a storage servers. The relationships may be used to determine whether a data set should be moved from a current implementation resource to an available implementation resource.
Efficient merging and filtering of high-volume metrics
The disclosed embodiments provide a system for processing data. During operation, the system obtains a set of records from a set of inputs, with each record containing an entity key, a partition key, and one or more attribute-value pairs. Next, the system sorts and indexes the records by the entity key for each partitioned input. The system then processes a query of the records by matching entity key values to the sorted and indexed records for each input partition in the query. Next, the system merges the subset of records with the same entity key values into records, with each merged record containing an entity key field and a single field that includes a list of attribute-value pairs from the subset. Finally, the system outputs the merged records in response to the query.
Efficient merging and filtering of high-volume metrics
The disclosed embodiments provide a system for processing data. During operation, the system obtains a set of records from a set of inputs, with each record containing an entity key, a partition key, and one or more attribute-value pairs. Next, the system sorts and indexes the records by the entity key for each partitioned input. The system then processes a query of the records by matching entity key values to the sorted and indexed records for each input partition in the query. Next, the system merges the subset of records with the same entity key values into records, with each merged record containing an entity key field and a single field that includes a list of attribute-value pairs from the subset. Finally, the system outputs the merged records in response to the query.
Fast quantum feedback using analog integration and control pulse gating
The technology is generally directed towards a pulse generation component that outputs a control pulse with a timing delay. A qubit state decision component uses an analog kernel to perform a linear filtering operation on (e.g., multiplies and integrates) a qubit signal to obtain a result corresponding to a qubit state, and compares the result to a threshold value to determine a measurement outcome result corresponding to the qubit state. A conditional gate component conditionally gates the control pulse based on the measurement outcome result.
Fast quantum feedback using analog integration and control pulse gating
The technology is generally directed towards a pulse generation component that outputs a control pulse with a timing delay. A qubit state decision component uses an analog kernel to perform a linear filtering operation on (e.g., multiplies and integrates) a qubit signal to obtain a result corresponding to a qubit state, and compares the result to a threshold value to determine a measurement outcome result corresponding to the qubit state. A conditional gate component conditionally gates the control pulse based on the measurement outcome result.
High performance merge sort with scalable parallelization and full-throughput reduction
Disclosed herein is a novel multi-way merge network, referred to herein as a Hybrid Comparison Look Ahead Merge (HCLAM), which incurs significantly less resource consumption as scaled to handle larger problems. In addition, a parallelization scheme is disclosed, referred to herein as Parallelization by Radix Pre-sorter (PRaP), which enables an increase in streaming throughput of the merge network. Furthermore, high performance reduction scheme is disclosed to achieve full throughput.
High performance merge sort with scalable parallelization and full-throughput reduction
Disclosed herein is a novel multi-way merge network, referred to herein as a Hybrid Comparison Look Ahead Merge (HCLAM), which incurs significantly less resource consumption as scaled to handle larger problems. In addition, a parallelization scheme is disclosed, referred to herein as Parallelization by Radix Pre-sorter (PRaP), which enables an increase in streaming throughput of the merge network. Furthermore, high performance reduction scheme is disclosed to achieve full throughput.
Single-stage hardware sorting blocks and associated multiway merge sorting networks
A system and methods for designing single-stage hardware sorting blocks, and further using the single-stage hardware sorting blocks to reduce the number of stages in multistage sorting processes, or to define multiway merge sorting networks.