Abstract: Sparse data may be stored in a search index such that one or more data points related to a number of entities may be queriable. Upon detection of a data point related to an entity, an integer array may be created for the data point to store within a single column of the search index, the integer array including an identifier of the entity and a value associated with the data point. In response to receiving a request from a user to perform a query on the search index that includes the data point, the query may be transformed to a corresponding range based on the identifier of the entity. Upon execution of the query, the identifier may be removed and query results may be provided to the user as another array with a user-compatible identifier for the entity such that the results may be understood by the user.

Abstract: Sparse data may be stored in a search index such that one or more data points related to a number of entities may be queriable. Upon detection of a data point related to an entity, an integer array may be created for the data point to store within a single column of the search index, the integer array including an identifier of the entity and a value associated with the data point. In response to receiving a request from a user to perform a query on the search index that includes the data point, the query may be transformed to a corresponding range based on the identifier of the entity. Upon execution of the query, the identifier may be removed and query results may be provided to the user as another array with a user-compatible identifier for the entity such that the results may be understood by the user.