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Oleg Ivanov
Oleg Ivanov Postgres Professional
15:00 05 February
22 мин

Применение методов машинного обучения для улучшения планировщика

In the speech we consider the current PostgreSQL planner model, then the possibilities of applying machine learning methods for planner improvement and the obtained results.

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