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Joel Bernstein updated SOLR-13958:
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Description:
*Phase I* of Streaming Expressions and Math Expressions is coming to an end.
The goal of this phase was to build a superior tool for analyzing and
visualizing data. The Visual Guide to Streaming Expressions and Math
expressions ([https://bitly.com/32srTpA)|https://bitly.com/32srTpA] is designed
to show the power of combining a composable streaming and mathematics language
with a search engine.
In *Phase II* we will turn this power onto the language itself. This will
happen with the following steps:
a) Streaming Expressions and Math Expressions will become a Stream Source
containing information about the language itself. Reference documentations,
visualization links, categories and other meta-data will be added to the
functions themselves. And stream sources will be developed that stream this
information so that it can be operated on by the full power of the language.
b) A computable, searchable Reference Guide will flow from this as the streams
of meta-data from the functions can be indexed to Solr Cloud collections. The
full power of Streaming Expressions and Math Expressions can then also be used
to visualize, analyze and model the Reference Guide.
c) Complete programs will also become Stream Sources. A *parse* Stream will
parse entire expressions and stream back each function in the expression along
with it's meta-data. This allows complex programs to be decomposed and
understood easily and indexed into Solr Cloud collections.
d) Mathematical models in Math Expressions can then be applied to the
decomposed expressions that are saved in Solr Cloud indexes to predict the next
function a user wants, and recommend alternative functions. The language begins
to write itself.
was:
*Phase I* of Streaming Expressions and Math Expressions is coming to an end.
The goal of this phase was to build a superior tool for analyzing and
visualizing data. The [Visual Guide to Streaming Expressions and Math
expressions|[https://bitly.com/32srTpA]] is designed to show the power of
combining a composable streaming and mathematics language with a search engine.
In *Phase II* we will turn this power onto the language itself. This will
happen with the following steps:
a) Streaming Expressions and Math Expressions will become a Stream Source
containing information about the language itself. Reference documentations,
visualization links, categories and other meta-data will be added to the
functions themselves. And stream sources will be developed that stream this
information so that it can be operated on by the full power of the language.
b) A computable, searchable Reference Guide will flow from this as the streams
of meta-data from the functions can be indexed to Solr Cloud collections. The
full power of Streaming Expressions and Math Expressions can then also be used
to visualize, analyze and model the Reference Guide.
c) Complete programs will also become Stream Sources. A *parse* Stream will
parse entire expressions and stream back each function in the expression along
with it's meta-data. This allows complex programs to be decomposed and
understood easily and indexed into Solr Cloud collections.
d) Mathematical models in Math Expressions can then be applied to the
decomposed expressions that are saved in Solr Cloud indexes to predict the next
function a user wants, and recommend alternative functions. The language begins
to write itself.
> Computing on the language: Streaming Expressions phase II
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> Key: SOLR-13958
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-13958
> Project: Solr
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Security Level: Public(Default Security Level. Issues are Public)
> Components: streaming expressions
> Reporter: Joel Bernstein
> Priority: Major
>
> *Phase I* of Streaming Expressions and Math Expressions is coming to an end.
> The goal of this phase was to build a superior tool for analyzing and
> visualizing data. The Visual Guide to Streaming Expressions and Math
> expressions ([https://bitly.com/32srTpA)|https://bitly.com/32srTpA] is
> designed to show the power of combining a composable streaming and
> mathematics language with a search engine.
> In *Phase II* we will turn this power onto the language itself. This will
> happen with the following steps:
> a) Streaming Expressions and Math Expressions will become a Stream Source
> containing information about the language itself. Reference documentations,
> visualization links, categories and other meta-data will be added to the
> functions themselves. And stream sources will be developed that stream this
> information so that it can be operated on by the full power of the language.
> b) A computable, searchable Reference Guide will flow from this as the
> streams of meta-data from the functions can be indexed to Solr Cloud
> collections. The full power of Streaming Expressions and Math Expressions can
> then also be used to visualize, analyze and model the Reference Guide.
> c) Complete programs will also become Stream Sources. A *parse* Stream will
> parse entire expressions and stream back each function in the expression
> along with it's meta-data. This allows complex programs to be decomposed and
> understood easily and indexed into Solr Cloud collections.
> d) Mathematical models in Math Expressions can then be applied to the
> decomposed expressions that are saved in Solr Cloud indexes to predict the
> next function a user wants, and recommend alternative functions. The language
> begins to write itself.
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