: Nevertheless, all values should be available during the calculation of the overall : score, which is done inside the Similarity class. Thus, collecting of these should : result into nearly no runtime overhead, its mainly a question about memory.
Similarity instances don't calculate any scores -- Similarity provides the utilities neccessary for hte various Scorer classes to compute their scores using common functions. the "overall score" of a query depends on the query type ... in your examples it seems that you are dealing with BooleanQueries contaiing TermQueries, but I could write a new Query class that never even used the Similarity class if i wanted to. your best bet for getting out the information that you would be to subclass BooleanQuery/BooleanScorer2 and add your logic there. -Hoss --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
