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Performance of CQELS #1

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Gillani0 opened this issue Apr 30, 2015 · 4 comments
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Performance of CQELS #1

Gillani0 opened this issue Apr 30, 2015 · 4 comments
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@Gillani0
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Hi,

In your tests, you didn't use any extensive data sets, and I was wondering If you have any concrete performance measures for large amount of data sets. Cheers

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KMax commented Apr 30, 2015

Hi @Gillani0,

yes I don't have performance tests in this repository, but only some JUnit tests which aim to check some functionalities.

But you can look at our recent development at https://github.com/YABench/yabench which is a new benchmark for RSP engines focusing on correctness and performance testing.

@Gillani0
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Thanks for the quick response, Can I get the ballpark figure (events(triples)/second) on YABench for a simple Select Query as described here

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KMax commented May 2, 2015

The file you pointed out is just a JUnit test which is not related the performance testing.

We just finished writing a paper about YABench and later we plan to update the project's wiki with more details. So stay tuned :)

For now you could play with the benchmark on your own, to do that look at csrbench-validation or yabench-one repositories.

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KMax commented May 2, 2015

You also can look at LSBench which have some performance results, but it's quite old, I think.

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