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Tobias Kässmann updated SOLR-9888:
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Description:
The bmax query parser is an extension to the edismax query parser. It does some
query preprocessing and does more comprehensive synonym lookup. It
distinguishes between directional synonyms as well as boost and penalize terms.
It relies on field types and tokenizer chains to parse the user query, discover
synonyms, boost and penalize terms at query time. Hence it is highly
configurable. The lucene query composed is a boosted and reranked dismax query
with a minimum must match of 100%.
All sources and documentation is currently available here:
https://github.com/shopping24/solr-bmax-queryparser
If this is query parser is interesting for Solr, we will create a pull request.
The bmax parser has been running in production for about 2 years now and is
actively maintained.
was:
We've created the bmax parser that is in production for about 2 years because
the provided ones did not fit our requirements any more. The bmax query parser
relies on field types and tokenizer chains to parse the user query, discover
synonyms, boost and penalize terms at query time. Hence it is highly
configurable. The lucene query composed is a boosted and reranked dismax query
with a minimum must match of 100%.
All sources and documentation is currently available here:
https://github.com/shopping24/solr-bmax-queryparser
If this is query parser is interesting for Solr, we will create a pull request.
> Add a boosting dismax query parser (bmax)
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> Key: SOLR-9888
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-9888
> Project: Solr
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Security Level: Public(Default Security Level. Issues are Public)
> Reporter: Tobias Kässmann
> Priority: Minor
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> The bmax query parser is an extension to the edismax query parser. It does
> some query preprocessing and does more comprehensive synonym lookup. It
> distinguishes between directional synonyms as well as boost and penalize
> terms. It relies on field types and tokenizer chains to parse the user query,
> discover synonyms, boost and penalize terms at query time. Hence it is highly
> configurable. The lucene query composed is a boosted and reranked dismax
> query with a minimum must match of 100%.
> All sources and documentation is currently available here:
> https://github.com/shopping24/solr-bmax-queryparser
> If this is query parser is interesting for Solr, we will create a pull
> request. The bmax parser has been running in production for about 2 years now
> and is actively maintained.
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