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On Fri, Jun 02, 2006 at 03:47:10PM -0700, Chris Hostetter wrote:
> You may want to check out the java-dev list ... there's been some talk
> among the people who really unerstand the low levels of lucene's file
> formats about adding arbitrary "payload" data with each term/doc pair .. a
> proposal t
Dang, that's what I was afraid of. Good to hear they're actively
considering extensions that'd fix the issue, though. In the meantime
I guess I'll try limping along without 'em. Thanks!
-- Scott
On 6/2/06, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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: A simple example would be indexing and
:
: A simple example would be indexing and scoring the hyperlink text from
: other web pages that point to the page P that I'm indexing/scoring. I
: might have some metric saying how much I "trust" each of the pages or
: sites with hyperlinks to P, and want to use that metric to increase or
Hmmm.
A simple example would be indexing and scoring the hyperlink text from
other web pages that point to the page P that I'm indexing/scoring. I
might have some metric saying how much I "trust" each of the pages or
sites with hyperlinks to P, and want to use that metric to increase or
decrease how mu
i may be missunderstanding your goal .. it sounds like what you want to do
is say thta for certain documents (which you trust) matching on the title
is "worth more" then matching on the title of other documents (which you
don't trust)
if that' the case, then at index time you can add field boost
Hi...reasonably experienced web search programmer but total Lucene newbie here.
After poking through Lucene for a while, I still haven't figured out a
decent way to tweak the scoring based on per-token data. For example,
as far as I can tell so far, the only reasonable way to have words in
the t
On Freitag 02 Juni 2006 15:46, Dan Wiggin wrote:
> Everytime that I do any add or delete elements in my Index I don't have
> to close my searcher and reopen to update this.
See IndexModifier for how to mix deletions and adds. But you still need to
re-open your searchers.
Regards
Daniel
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ht
not again plz
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Regarding your message: Re: Num of a term in a Doc
I will be out of the office starting 01-Jun-2006 and will n
gobe,
do you subscribe to the SemWeb and ONTAC mailing lists? Reading these lists,
and from other sources, it is apparent that there is a lot of interest in
building out ontologies and ontological usages from the small and
immiediate. There is much discussion of folksonomies and their impact. What
I read about concurrency in Lucene but I'm not sure to understand well.
I can't do operations of delete and add simultaniouslly.If I've a writer
that I'm using to add new docs, I can't delete anything in Lucene index
until I close my opened writer. Or perhaps Did not close my writer?
Everytime tha
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You can do this a couple of different ways (at least):
1. Use term vectors. See http://www.cnlp.org/apachecon2005 for an
intro, search on this list, or look in Erik and Otis book Lucene In
Action. This will be the fastest way, but will require more space in
your index to store the term vector
Impossible to make it work nor if it wants invoking to the SearchFiles class
main of demo. Nobody to worked with JSF + Lucene, as soon as is a class of the
IndexReader type to reader = IndexReader.open(index) any class of Lucene.
>> Problems with Lucene executing from Web with jsf. I do no
Hi,
I want to get the freq of a term in a Doc.
public int termFreq( int docID, String termName ) {
IndexReader reader = IndexReader.open(directory);
Document doc = reader.document(docID);
int FreqForTerm = doc ???
return FreqForTerm;
}
I didn't find what I want in the archives.
Hi everyone, just wondered if I could get peoples opinions on a design issue.
I am designing a system that uses broker / search server pattern. Each search
server will be responsible for searching a particular application that will
consist of multiple indexes. Initially, these "servers" will r
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