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This is actually similar to the work of a company here in the Netherlands, Eindhoven (http://www.synerscope.com http://www.synerscope.com). Infovis on big data.
by bastijn 12y ago
This is actually similar to the work of a company here in the Netherlands, Eindhoven (http://www.synerscope.com http://www.synerscope.com). Infovis on big data. From what I know is that they spent a lot of time on performance in the financial scenarios. The amount of data is huge, they process in (under a) second(s) using gpu but they ran into trouble some year ago when a customer used a different type of DB (different order of joins, unions and selects I believe). What is the performance on linkurio? When talking multi-million or billions of transactions, will it scale? How long for a query to complete?
- mentatseb 12y agoThe biggest dataset used by one of our users is a genetic graph of 240 millions of nodes and edges using a single server. Linkurious will take a few hours to index the complete dataset. From then, the search engine delivers instant results with autocomplete, fuzziness and advanced query options; graph exploration queries take less than a second to complete (sometimes a bit more depending on the web client). We are still working on improving our data indexing strategy to gain performance. Synerscope has a strong approach to data analysis, and Danny Holten is well-known in the infovis community. I don't think that they provide a search engine thought, you have probably more information on their product.