Display/computational limit -- a question

[Pahor de Maiti, Kristina]

Dear team,

I wanted to search and analyse a subset that returns more than 10mio hits. Because of this, I am unable to compute the general statistics of text types for the subset, nor save it as a separate subset in the log-in version of noSkE. Is there a way around this limit? Namely, I would like to compare speeches of one set of parties with speeches of another set of parties for the last five years approximately (but this returns too many hits to be displayed or used for analyses). Any idea would be greatly appreciated.

The specific query is the following: https://www.clarin.si/ske/#concordance?corpname=parlamint41_si&tab=advanced&queryselector=cql&attrs=word&viewmode=kwic&attr_allpos=all&refs_up=0&shorten_refs=1&glue=1&gdexcnt=300&show_gdex_scores=0&itemsPerPage=20&structs=s%2Cg&refs=%3Dspeech.speaker_id%2C%3Dspeech.date&default_attr=lemma&cql=%5B%5D%20within%20%3Cspeech%20date%3D%222017.*%7C2018.*%7C2019.*%7C2020.*%7C2021.*%7C2022.*%22%20%26%20speaker_party%20!%3D%20%22SDS%7CSNS%7CNSi%22%2F%3E&showresults=1&showTBL=0&tbl_template=&gdexconf=&f_tab=basic&f_showrelfrq=1&f_showperc=0&f_showreldens=0&f_showreltt=0&c_customrange=0&t_attr=&t_absfrq=0&t_trimempty=1&t_threshold=5&operations=%5B%7B%22name%22%3A%22cql%22%2C%22arg%22%3A%22%5B%5D%20within%20%3Cspeech%20date%3D%5C%222017.*%7C2018.*%7C2019.*%7C2020.*%7C2021.*%7C2022.*%5C%22%20%26%20speaker_party%20!%3D%20%5C%22SDS%7CSNS%7CNSi%5C%22%2F%3E%22%2C%22query%22%3A%7B%22queryselector%22%3A%22cqlrow%22%2C%22cql%22%3A%22%5B%5D%20within%20%3Cspeech%20date%3D%5C%222017.*%7C2018.*%7C2019.*%7C2020.*%7C2021.*%7C2022.*%5C%22%20%26%20speaker_party%20!%3D%20%5C%22SDS%7CSNS%7CNSi%5C%22%2F%3E%22%2C%22default_attr%22%3A%22lemma%22%7D%2C%22id%22%3A6807%7D%5D

Best regards,

Kristina

[H Pirker]

 My educated guess :
I don't thinks there ever is a need to search for `[] within <...>` because this would return you each and every token separately.

Instead just use :

`<speech date="2017.*|2018.*|2019.*|2020.*|2021.*|2022.*" & speaker_party != "SDS|SNS|NSi"/>` 

This would return the 53.000 <speech>es you are interested in, and you can proceed from there. 

cheers 
Hannes