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Experiment plan: - create 500 lexemes (with random lemma etc) -- each of lexemes should contain 3-5 forms (with random representation) -- each of lexemes should have between 5 and 100 statements, each of these referencing some of those 500 lexemes (referencing self should probably be limited) - for each of lexeme, do the following -- do action=purge on its page -- start the counter -- load the page -- stop the counter Test result would be the every page load time per the lexeme statement count class (e.g. when referencing 1-3 lexemes per page the load takes x secs, when 10-15 lexemes y secs). If it seems to making test more "reliable", the experiment could be repeated and the average of results reported. NOTE: The test is only to be made when the lexeme data is actually loaded for the display in the statement. That could e.g. mean executing the test with https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/412743/ being checked out.

Experiment plan: - create 500 lexemes (with random lemma etc) -- each of lexemes should contain 3-5 forms (with random representation) -- each of lexemes should have between 5 and 100 statements, each of these referencing some of those 500 lexemes (referencing self should probably be limited) - for each of lexeme, do the following -- do action=purge on its page -- start the counter -- load the page -- stop the counter Test result would be the every page load time per the lexeme statement count class (e.g. when referencing 1-3 lexemes per page the load takes x secs, when 10-15 lexemes y secs). If it seems to making test more "reliable", the experiment could be repeated and the average of results reported.

Experiment plan: - create 500 lexemes (with random lemma etc) -- each of lexemes should contain 3-5 forms (with random representation) -- each of lexemes should have between 5 and 100 statements, each of these referencing some of those 500 lexemes (referencing self should probably be limited) - for each of lexeme, do the following -- do action=purge on its page -- start the counter -- load the page -- stop the counter Test result would be the every page load time per the lexeme statement count class (e.g. when referencing 1-3 lexemes per page the load takes x secs, when 10-15 lexemes y secs). If it seems to making test more "reliable", the experiment could be repeated and the average of results reported. NOTE: The test is only to be made when the lexeme data is actually loaded for the display in the statement. That could e.g. mean executing the test with https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/412743/ being checked out.