On Oct 28, 2005, at 8:17 PM, Chris Hostetter wrote:
One thing to keep in mind is that if you have things you are adding
to hte
query to restrict the results, but you don't want them to
contribute to
the score, then try using a Filter instead. If you can't find an
easy way
to replace a query by a filter, try using a boost of 0.0001 ( i'd
say use
a boost of 0, but I'm not sure that all query types handle that as
correctly as they should)
Thanks for the advice. I hadn't even noticed the Filter classes
until very recently. I really need to take the time to work
methodically through LIA...
Really? .. the LIA example i found was in 3.3.1, it just printed out
explanation.toString() ... that should still work just fine even
with the
trunk of SVN.
You know what, I was confusing Nutch and Lucene classes (as I've done
before), in this case the IndexSearcher classes. All I could find
was the *Nutch* IndexSearcher's getExplanation() method, which I see
sends toHtml() rather than toString() to its internal Lucene
IndexSearcher.
--Andy
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