Ah, you didn't mention term vectors. What do you need them for?
Perhaps a bit more background could help here.
-Grant
On Feb 27, 2008, at 1:31 PM, fangz wrote:
I implemented HitCollector as you suggested. It improved the initial
run
significantly. However it only showed slight improvement in the
subsequent
runs. I don't know how to implement FieldSelector in my situation.
My codes
look like this:
public void collect( int doc, float score ) {
TermFreqVector vector = null;
vector = searcher.getIndexReader().getTermFreqVector(doc, "field");
...
Thank you again!
fangz
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