It's nice that huey provides so many derivations and aggregations. It's also a bit much.
We should at least distinguish between those things that are "very common" and those that are "special interest", such that we end up for a rather small set of items directly below the attribute, and tuck away the more exotic or special things in a folder structure below the attribute.
For example, SUM and AVERAGE are probably "very common";
kurtosis and skewedness on the other hand are probably "special interest".
There may be shades of grey, depending on the type of user so ideally it would be somewhat configurable
It's nice that huey provides so many derivations and aggregations. It's also a bit much.
We should at least distinguish between those things that are "very common" and those that are "special interest", such that we end up for a rather small set of items directly below the attribute, and tuck away the more exotic or special things in a folder structure below the attribute.
For example, SUM and AVERAGE are probably "very common"; kurtosis and skewedness on the other hand are probably "special interest".
There may be shades of grey, depending on the type of user so ideally it would be somewhat configurable