Complex-Read Query Have Some Question

[BingTong0]

Complex-read 4
result: add otherAccount

Complex-read 5
question:
1.If it have a path a->b->c->d, whether we need output a->b->c?
2.If it have a path a->b->c->b->d, is the path right?

Complex-read 6
result: add mid

Complex-read 7
question: If count(e2)==0, how to output result?

Complex-read 8
question: There maybe have many ratio1/ratio2/ratio3, how to distinguish it?

Complex-read 9
params: add id
question: I think there will have many pair of edge1 and edge2, how to choose it?

Complex-read 10
params: add start_time, end_time, truncation_limit, truncation_order

Complex-read 11
question: I didn't understand how to calculate final share.

Complex-read 12
title: Cycle -> Chain?
params: add start_time, end_time, truncation_limit, truncation_order
result: add Loan
pattern:
1.Do we want to consider the time of apply relationship?
2.How do we deal end if it find a cycle in the chain? .e.g，p1->p2->p3->p4->p2.

Complex-read 13
result: add Company

[BingTong0]

Complex-read 7
The order of the params is as follows to be more consistent with other queries

1. id
2. threshold
3. start_time
4. end_time
5. truncation_limit
6. truncation_order

[qishipengqsp]

• CR 4: It's a problem in describing groupby. Will fix in Refine the returned result #50
• CR 5: Discussed.
• CR 6: It's a problem in describing groupby. Will fix in Refine the returned result #50
• CR 7: Fixed
• CR 8: It's a problem in describing groupby. Will fix in Refine the returned result #50
• CR 9: Do aggregation. Already noted it as sum calculation.
• CR 10: No truncation here.
• CR 11: Discussed.
• CR 12: The timestamp of Loan apply should not be considered. Guarantee cycle is meanless data in reality.
• CR 13: It's a problem in describing groupby. Will fix in Refine the returned result #50