
From Claude with some prompting
I can interpret the contents of this image as follows:
- Sampling is a method to reduce the “Down Count”, i.e., the number of data points, by extracting only a subset of the entire data.
- Roll Up is a method to reduce the “Down Count” by aggregating data over time units. The aggregation functions (Count, Sum, Avg, Max, Min, etc.) are included as examples to help understand the concept of Roll Up.
- Quantization is a method to reduce the data size (“Down Size”) by converting floating-point numbers to nearby integers.
- “And More…” mentions additional data reduction techniques like Sparse Data Encoding, Feature Selection, and Dimensionality Reduction.
Overall, the image effectively explains how Sampling and Roll Up reduce the number of data points (“Down Count”), while Quantization reduces the data size (“Down Size”).