A bisimulation-invariant synthesis framework for optimal predicate pushdown in fold-based UDFs produces correct transformations that speed up 150 real pipelines by 2.4x on average.
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iPDB adds a predict operator and semantic query optimizations to SQL so that LLM and ML calls run efficiently inside the database, delivering 2.5x average and up to 30x speedup over prior systems.
RELOAD achieves up to 2.4x higher robustness and 3.1x greater efficiency than prior RL-based query optimizers on Join Order Benchmark, TPC-DS, and Star Schema Benchmark.
Enzyme automates incremental maintenance of materialized views in Spark pipelines via cost-based optimization, achieving billions of daily CPU-second reductions across thousands of production workloads.
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Optimal Predicate Pushdown Synthesis
A bisimulation-invariant synthesis framework for optimal predicate pushdown in fold-based UDFs produces correct transformations that speed up 150 real pipelines by 2.4x on average.
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iPDB -- Optimizing Semantic SQL Queries
iPDB adds a predict operator and semantic query optimizations to SQL so that LLM and ML calls run efficiently inside the database, delivering 2.5x average and up to 30x speedup over prior systems.
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RELOAD: A Robust and Efficient Learned Query Optimizer for Database Systems
RELOAD achieves up to 2.4x higher robustness and 3.1x greater efficiency than prior RL-based query optimizers on Join Order Benchmark, TPC-DS, and Star Schema Benchmark.
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Enzyme: Incremental View Maintenance for Data Engineering
Enzyme automates incremental maintenance of materialized views in Spark pipelines via cost-based optimization, achieving billions of daily CPU-second reductions across thousands of production workloads.