mirrored Leaf in unbalanced Hierarchie

Nico Gerbrand
Employee




The unbalanced hierarchy is a strong function. Unfortunately, it is only possible to aggregate using a single tree.
Hierarchy nodes | Description |
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Root Node | A node that is not assigned under any node and has no parent node (predecessor). |
Node | A node that has successors, which means all nodes except for leaves. |
Leaf | A node without lower-level nodes (successors). |
The idea is to mirror leaves.
Nodes cannot be mirrored.
Nodes must be unique and unambiguous.
@Steve Pankrath mentioned this Idea before.
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