  Based on the data of 12-17-crossing knots, we establish three new conjectures
about the hyperbolic volume and knot cohomology:
  (1) There exists a constant $a \in R_{>0}$ such that the percentage of knots
for which the following inequality holds converges to 1 as the crossing number
$c \to \infty$:
  $\log r(K) < a \cdot Vol(K)$ for a knot $K$ where $r(K)$ is the total rank of
knot Floer homology (KFH) of $K$ and $Vol(K)$ is the hyperbolic volume of $K$.
  (2) There exist constants $a,b\in R$ such that the percentage of knots for
which the following inequality holds converges to 1 as the crossing number $c
\to \infty$:
  $\log \det(K) < a \cdot Vol(K) + b$ for a knot $K$ where $\det(K)$ is the
knot determinant of $K$.
  (3) Fix a small cut-off value $d$ of the total rank of KFH and let $f(x)$ be
defined as the fraction of knots whose total rank of knot Floer homology is
less than $d$ among the knots whose hyperbolic volume is less than $x$. Then
for sufficiently large crossing numbers, the following inequality holds:
  $f(x)<\frac{L}{1+\exp{(-k \cdot (x-x_0))}} + b$ where $L, x_0, k, b$ are
constants.
