Can you fill in some background on this? I did a google for "pattern
language for IR" and came up with a few hits, but am not sure what you
have in mind. What problem are you trying to solve, or are you just
looking to fill in knowledge?
-Grant
On Dec 6, 2008, at 7:09 PM, Robert Young wr
Jokin Cuadrado wrote:
>
> Avery time you flush the index, you are writing a small index to the
> disk. Theres a defined value (mergefactor) that decides when it have
> to merge all of those small index in a bigger one, so as the index
> grown the merges are bigger.
>
Don't you thing I have to
Is there a way to get phrases counted in the list of fragments that come
back from Highlighter.GetBestFragments() in general.
It seems to only take words into account.
Ian
Hi,
I am indexing three words in a document.
Then I run a phrase query on that document searching for two words at a time
and three words at a time.
I use PorterStemFilter for both searching and indexing. I am getting very
inconsistent results. Am I doing something incorrectly ?
The way I use Port
You can also synthesize a clause that matches all documents and then
add the NOT to it. I haven't tried it, but you might be able to combine,
say,
MatchAllDocsQuery with your NOT query as part of a BooleanQuery...
Best
Erick
On Sat, Dec 6, 2008 at 11:06 PM, Anshum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
Avery time you flush the index, you are writing a small index to the
disk. Theres a defined value (mergefactor) that decides when it have
to merge all of those small index in a bigger one, so as the index
grown the merges are bigger. First you merge 10 indexes of 1
document, then 10 indexes of 10
Hello,
In my application, I need to flush data each time a modification is made. So
each time an entry is added in the lucene index we call IndexWriter.flush
this way all data are secured on file system.
We noticed that this operation is more and more time consuming while the
size of the index r
