If you read the payloads in sequence they're not arranged by their original
position whereas when you use a stored field you get the terms in the
correct order.
If you need to sort the values it doesn't matter of course.
On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 5:42 PM, Nadav Har'El <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> On
Hello,
thanks for your detailed response. I didn't know there was a method called
setBoost for adjusting the relevance of a certain document.
Now I simply calculate the boosting factor for the document, based on its
newness, the sales rank and some other values.
Thank you very much.
Best regard
On Apr 26, 2008, at 2:33 AM, Samuel Guo wrote:
Hi all，
I am a lucene newbie:)
It seems that lucene doesn't support distributed indexing:(
As some IR research papers mentioned, when the documents collection
become
large, the index will be large also. When one single machine can't
hold all
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Image retrieval).
Indexing Mechanism:
a) Get the Image properties such as Texture Tamura (TT), Texture Edge
Histogram (TE), Color Coherence Vector (CCV) and Color Histogram (CH)
and Color Co
Dear all,
I need a working example of Gradient Formatter. I want to highlight a
searched word after it is found in the database. I am using NHibernate
Search & Lucene. But I am an entrly level programmer, so I do not know how
to use Gradient Formatter. There are plenty of examples of HTML Format
