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I find the docs about the depth-related metrics in Snowflake to be somewhat lacking. Regarding average_overlaps, we can read the following:

Average number of overlapping micro-partitions for each micro-partition in the table.

What does this mean precisely? Is it something like:

sum_overlaps = 0
let partitions = all micro partitions 
for p in partitions:
    sum_overlaps += number_of_overlapping_partitions(p)
return sum_overlaps/len(partitions)

where number_overlapping_partitions(p) simply returns the number of partitions that overlap with p in some range of the cluster key values?

I find the docs about the depth-related metrics in Snowflake to be somewhat lacking. Regarding average_overlaps, we can read the following:

Average number of overlapping micro-partitions for each micro-partition in the table.

What does this mean precisely? Is it something like:

sum_overlaps = 0
let partitions = all micro partitions 
for p in partitions:
    sum_overlaps += number_of_overlapping_partitions(p)
return sum_overlaps/len(partitions)

where number_overlapping_partitions(p) simply returns the number of partitions that overlap with p in some range of the cluster key values?

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