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RDBMS have statistics to try addressing that. IMHO just like machine learning is statistics on steroids, I would not be surprised to see some neural networks a
by BenoitP 5y ago
RDBMS have statistics to try addressing that.
IMHO just like machine learning is statistics on steroids, I would not be surprised to see some neural networks and embeddings try to model statistics for RDBMS in the future.
These models could just as well be these that can be used to infer if a user row is bound to add another order row, and which kind of product row to go with that.
- tomrod 5y agoSynthetic data vault is getting there with some of the recent model implementations. A blue ocean project if I ever saw one. Not ready for prod, but is able to learn relationships between tables.