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Update glossary and add lots of detail #5
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Overall looks great. I posted comments related to links and styles, but I think you already started to add a lot of those.
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The definitions look good to me
I'm making more changes (there are still todos everywhere) so please don't merge. Also, @yliang412 there is a fixme that I don't fully understand, could you try rewriting that sentence if you have the time? |
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This commit defines several key terms related to query optimization that we found were heavily overloaded last semester, leading to lots of confusion. Since this document will evolve over time, there are still many TODOs that will have to be fixed later. * update glossary and add lots of detail * add directory * clean style * refactor and make section for each term * Fill in all main sections with something * clean up ending but leave TODOs
We have found that definitions in query optimization have internally become overloaded. This document defines key names and definitions for concepts that are required in optimization.
Don't look at the diff, it would be better to view this document directly: https://github.com/cmu-db/optd/blob/glossary/docs/src/architecture/glossary.md
TODO I don't really know how to define Properties and Rules well so I left the old explanation there.