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I wrote these sentences as follows.
"I also reduced the number of points in the 2-hop cover used for the index to 25% of the initial graph size."
I am not sure should I use "points in the 2-hop cover" or "points of the 2-hop cover"? Is there any difference between the two choice?
The first one should be
"Besides its innovative structure, I also developed an efficient algorithm to minimise index size. The results show that the query and storing efficiency of my methods can meet the real-world requirement. "
As you need a verb here.
"I also reduced the number of points in the 2-hop cover used for the index to 25% of the initial graph size."
That looks fine unless in the particular area of computing people use of the cover rather than in the cover but in everyday English it is fine.
