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Usage restrictions: When using GORILLA to encode INT32 data, you need to ensure that there is no data point with the value `Integer.MIN_VALUE` in the sequence. When using GORILLA to encode INT64 data, you need to ensure that there is no data point with the value `Long.MIN_VALUE` in the sequence.
* REGULAR
Regular data encoding is more suitable for time encoding regular sequence increasing data (e.g. the timeseries with the same time elapsed between each data point), in which case it's better than TS_2DIFF.
Regular data encoding method is not suitable for the data with fluctuations (irregular data), and TS_2DIFF is recommended to deal with it.
* DICTIONARY
DICTIONARY encoding is lossless. It is suitable for TEXT data with low cardinality (i.e. low number of distinct values). It is not recommended to use it for high-cardinality data.