Survivorship Bias in Industrial Database Workloads
Summary: Industrial workload traces reflect a negotiation: users adapt queries to exploit platform strengths and avoid weak features, so traces are biased toward "surviving" patterns. This survivorship bias undermines assuming traces fully represent user needs and calls for contextualized workload collection, analysis, and benchmark design. (summarized by gpt-5-mini on Feb 09 2026)
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- 1. Ryan Marcus
- 2. Jeffrey Tao
- 3. Peizhi Wu
- 4. Zijie Zhao
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