Queries regarding precision_threshold setting in cardinality aggregation
We are using cardinality aggregation in our project. We have around 1400000 documents each document consist field named url. I want to count unique url wise document count. Hence I am using term aggregation along with cardinality. However I observed that count is not correct. From ELK documentation we can set precision_threshold to 40000 at max. Does that mean if unique count is more that 40000 then elastic query results will be in accurate. Could you please confirm.
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We are using cardinality aggregation in our project. We have around 1400000 documents each document consist field named url. I want to count unique url wise document count. Hence I am using term aggregation along with cardinality. However I observed that count is not correct. From ELK documentation we can set precision_threshold to 40000 at max. Does that mean if unique count is more that 40000 then elastic query results will be in accurate. Could you please confirm.
elasticsearch elasticsearch-aggregation
asked Nov 13 '18 at 16:57
ShaileshShailesh
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We are using cardinality aggregation in our project. We have around 1400000 documents each document consist field named url. I want to count unique url wise document count. Hence I am using term aggregation along with cardinality. However I observed that count is not correct. From ELK documentation we can set precision_threshold to 40000 at max. Does that mean if unique count is more that 40000 then elastic query results will be in accurate. Could you please confirm.
elasticsearch elasticsearch-aggregation
asked Nov 13 '18 at 16:57
ShaileshShailesh
16
We are using cardinality aggregation in our project. We have around 1400000 documents each document consist field named url. I want to count unique url wise document count. Hence I am using term aggregation along with cardinality. However I observed that count is not correct. From ELK documentation we can set precision_threshold to 40000 at max. Does that mean if unique count is more that 40000 then elastic query results will be in accurate. Could you please confirm.
elasticsearch elasticsearch-aggregation
elasticsearch elasticsearch-aggregation
asked Nov 13 '18 at 16:57
ShaileshShailesh
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 16:57
ShaileshShailesh
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 16:57
ShaileshShailesh
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 16:57
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 16:57
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