✔ PASS Graph & Hierarchy task_083_Q83_degree_centrality_pagerank_step Scaled: 1M+ Records Ordered: Yes

Network Node In-Degree Centrality and Influence Ranking

Candidate Latency (1M Rows)
0.26 ms
(1.1x slower than golden)
Golden Latency (1M Rows)
0.24 ms
DuckDB in-memory engine
Underlying Data Volume
7 rows
56 B across 1 table
Evaluated Model
gemini-3.8-flash-low
Gen Latency: 11.0s
✔ Correctness Verified on 1M+ Records
Candidate SQL output matches ground truth golden query across all multiset rows and numeric tolerances (tol=1e-3). Zero data skew or anti-patterns detected on full dataset scale.

1. Analytical Significance & What It Means

Scenario & Frontier Trap
Business Scenario & Problem

Social network influence and API hub criticality are determined by node in-degree centrality (number of inbound links from distinct entities).

⚡ The Frontier Trap (Why LLMs Fail)

Counting total edges without filtering distinct source nodes allows a single spammer to inflate influencer metrics.

Prompt / User Request Given to Model
Social network influence and API hub criticality are determined by node in-degree centrality (number of inbound links from distinct entities).

Execute the required analytical SQL calculation in DuckDB.
Expected output columns: influencer_id, in_degree_centrality, influence_rank.
Results should be ordered as specified.

2. Underlying Tables, Row Counts & Data Volume

1 Tables (7 rows • 56 B)

Production-scale fixtures loaded into the isolated DuckDB sandbox with at least 1,000,000 records per table:

📊 network_follows 7 rows 56 B Data Volume
follower_id (INTEGER) target_user_id (INTEGER)
Data Preview (showing sample rows from 7 total rows):
# follower_id target_user_id
1 101 1
2 102 1
3 103 1
4 104 1
5 101 2
6 102 2
7 101 3

3. Graphical Query Execution Plan & Cost Bottlenecks

Physical Operator Tree (DuckDB 2.0 Profiler)

Visual flowchart of the physical execution pipeline. Operators with high relative costs (≥ 20% of query runtime or heavy latency) are visually highlighted:

Pipeline Latency Distribution (Total Plan Time: 0.26 ms) Nodes consuming ≥ 20% of query runtime are highlighted with glowing borders
📐 PROJECTION 1.0%
Latency: 0.00 ms
Rows In/Out: 3
Data Vol: 60 B
📁 Projections: ['CAST(#0 AS INTEGE...
⏳ ORDER_BY 29.0%
Latency: 0.08 ms
Rows In/Out: 3
Data Vol: 51 B
📐 PROJECTION 0.9%
Latency: 0.00 ms
Rows In/Out: 3
Data Vol: 51 B
📁 Projections: ['CAST(#0 AS TINYIN...
📐 PROJECTION 0.2%
Latency: 0.00 ms
Rows In/Out: 3
Data Vol: 60 B
📁 Projections: ['#0', '#1', '#2']
🪟 WINDOW 58.8%
Latency: 0.15 ms
Rows In/Out: 3
Data Vol: 60 B
📁 Projections: dense_rank() OVER (...
📐 PROJECTION 0.4%
Latency: 0.00 ms
Rows In/Out: 3
Data Vol: 36 B
📁 Projections: ['CAST(#0 AS INTEGE...
📊 PERFECT_HASH_GROUP_BY 1.8%
Latency: 0.00 ms
Rows In/Out: 3
Data Vol: 27 B
📐 PROJECTION 0.1%
Latency: 0.00 ms
Rows In/Out: 7
Data Vol: 7 B
📁 Projections: #0
📐 PROJECTION 0.2%
Latency: 0.00 ms
Rows In/Out: 7
Data Vol: 7 B
📁 Projections: CAST(#0 AS TINYINT)
📐 PROJECTION 0.6%
Latency: 0.00 ms
Rows In/Out: 7
Data Vol: 28 B
📁 Projections: CAST(#0 AS INTEGER)
📊 PERFECT_HASH_GROUP_BY 2.2%
Latency: 0.01 ms
Rows In/Out: 7
Data Vol: 14 B
📐 PROJECTION 0.1%
Latency: 0.00 ms
Rows In/Out: 7
Data Vol: 14 B
📁 Projections: ['target_user_id', ...
📐 PROJECTION 0.9%
Latency: 0.00 ms
Rows In/Out: 7
Data Vol: 14 B
📁 Projections: ['CAST(#0 AS TINYIN...
🔍 TABLE_SCAN 4.0%
Latency: 0.01 ms
Rows In/Out: 7
Data Vol: 56 B
📁 memory.main.network_follows
Operator Cost % Latency Processed Rows Data Volume Details / Table Status
WINDOW 58.8% 0.15 ms 3 0.00 MB Projections: dense_rank() OVER (ORDER BY count(D Normal
ORDER_BY 29.0% 0.08 ms 3 0.00 MB - Normal
TABLE_SCAN 4.0% 0.01 ms 7 0.00 MB memory.main.network_follows Normal
PERFECT_HASH_GROUP_BY 2.2% 0.01 ms 7 0.00 MB - Normal
PERFECT_HASH_GROUP_BY 1.8% 0.00 ms 3 0.00 MB - Normal
PROJECTION 1.0% 0.00 ms 3 0.00 MB Projections: ['CAST(#0 AS INTEGER)', '#1', '#2'] Normal
PROJECTION 0.9% 0.00 ms 3 0.00 MB Projections: ['CAST(#0 AS TINYINT)', '#1', '#2'] Normal
PROJECTION 0.9% 0.00 ms 7 0.00 MB Projections: ['CAST(#0 AS TINYINT)', 'CAST(#1 AS Normal
PROJECTION 0.6% 0.00 ms 7 0.00 MB Projections: CAST(#0 AS INTEGER) Normal
PROJECTION 0.4% 0.00 ms 3 0.00 MB Projections: ['CAST(#0 AS INTEGER)', '#1'] Normal
PROJECTION 0.2% 0.00 ms 7 0.00 MB Projections: CAST(#0 AS TINYINT) Normal
PROJECTION 0.2% 0.00 ms 3 0.00 MB Projections: ['#0', '#1', '#2'] Normal
PROJECTION 0.1% 0.00 ms 7 0.00 MB Projections: ['target_user_id', 'follower_id'] Normal
PROJECTION 0.1% 0.00 ms 7 0.00 MB Projections: #0 Normal

4. Queries Executed (Candidate vs Golden Ground Truth)

Beautified & Syntax Highlighted
Candidate SQL Executed by gemini-3.8-flash-low (Runtime on 1M Rows: 0.26 ms)
SELECT target_user_id AS influencer_id,
       count(DISTINCT follower_id) AS in_degree_centrality,
       dense_rank() OVER (
                          ORDER BY count(DISTINCT follower_id) DESC) AS influence_rank
FROM network_follows
GROUP BY target_user_id
ORDER BY influence_rank;
Golden Reference Ground Truth SQL (Runtime on 1M Rows: 0.24 ms)
-- Compute in-degree centrality and influence rank

SELECT target_user_id AS influencer_id,
       count(DISTINCT follower_id) AS in_degree_centrality,
       dense_rank() OVER (
                          ORDER BY count(DISTINCT follower_id) DESC) AS influence_rank
FROM network_follows
GROUP BY target_user_id
ORDER BY influence_rank;
DuckDB Fixture Setup DDL & Data Population
CREATE TABLE network_follows (follower_id INT, target_user_id INT);


INSERT INTO network_follows
VALUES (101, 1),
       (102, 1),
       (103, 1),
       (104, 1),
       -- Node 1 has 4 followers
 (101, 2),
 (102, 2),
 -- Node 2 has 2 followers
 (101, 3); -- Node 3 has 1 follower

5. Query Results & Expected Ground Truth

Tabular Comparison
Actual Candidate Output (3 rows × 3 cols)
# influencer_id in_degree_centrality influence_rank
1 1 4 1
2 2 2 2
3 3 1 3
Expected Golden Output (3 rows × 3 cols)
# influencer_id in_degree_centrality influence_rank
1 1 4 1
2 2 2 2
3 3 1 3
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