Does sampling work when related items are included in the search results?

Sampling functionality in data searches is designed to provide a more manageable subset of results, but it is influenced by the context of the data being searched, particularly when related items are included. In scenarios where related items are part of the search results, sampling is disabled because it complicates the accuracy and integrity of the data insights being generated. Related items often provide valuable context or additional information that can skew results if randomly sampled. This is why ensuring that sampling is active requires conditions that do not disrupt the comprehensive understanding of data interconnections.

For effective analysis, especially when the integrity of relatedness is critical, the tools specifically constrain sampling to maintain the quality and relevance of search results.