Hi,
See highlighter package in Lucene/contrib folder.
Regards,
Lukas
On 10/16/07, mic1099 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I used nutch to index my aplication. I wanted to handle indexing my self
> so i
> used lucene api to index.
> Everything went ok except of getting summary. Under the term summ
I used nutch to index my aplication. I wanted to handle indexing my self so i
used lucene api to index.
Everything went ok except of getting summary. Under the term summary i mean
text around searched tokens
like in google first you have a link and under the link is summary If anyone
could help me
It depends on the order of the filters in your Analyzer. You would want
to be sure you put the StopWord filter before the Stemming filter. The
reason that the MoreLikeThis class does not do as you want is that first
it applies the Analyzer (which stems) and THEN it applies its custom
stop word
I wasn't sure this:
Instead add the stopwords to the analyzer that
> you pass to MoreLikeThis. That way you can ensure that the analyzer
> applies the stopword list before stemming
would work, because I don't want to provide all the variants of the
stopword list-- if I do this, only the one pr
Sounds right to me.
The other option I think you have is to not use the MoreLikeThis
stopword functionality. Instead add the stopwords to the analyzer that
you pass to MoreLikeThis. That way you can ensure that the analyzer
applies the stopword list before stemming (The MoreLikeThis stopword
Could those "in the know" comment on my current understanding of stemming
and stopwords using the snowball analyzer?
In my application, I am using the MoreLikeThis class to find similar
documents to an input "text blob". There are words in the input text blob
which are "uninteresting" for my ap
Thank you for this quick answer. Of course a relational database is the most
immediate answer, but there are two problems:
- I am not sure that performances would be great when potentially each
criteria can be used/combined for searches. I am not an expert of databases
but I guess you have t
emilien beucler wrote:
Hello,
I need to implement a search tool, and I would like to know if Lucene
could be used for my particular problem. Let's take an example:
A hotel company has several hundreds of hotels around the world. for
each hotel there are hundreds of rooms, whose price are con
Hello,
I need to implement a search tool, and I would like to know if Lucene could
be used for my particular problem. Let's take an example:
A hotel company has several hundreds of hotels around the world. for each
hotel there are hundreds of rooms, whose price are constantly changing. The
i
