Thanks for the response. I don't necessarily know ahead of time what entities
will be searched on, or even that things that are being searched for are
actually truly entities. Though, for a lot of cases where I do know what users
want to search on, this could help...
-Michael
From: Tri Cao [ma
I found my first search on new created IndexReader is slow , but after i made a
search , it will be much faster
i'd like to do such "warn up" in the back end of my application rather then
wait for the user to warm this up because it's a little bit unfriendly design .
I know a warmer would d
This is actually a tough problem in general: polysemy sense disambiguation. In your case, I think
it's more like you'll probably need to do some named entity resolution to differentiate
"George Washington" from "George Washington Carver" as they are two different
entities.
Do you have a list o
I'm trying to solve the following problem...
I have 3 documents that contain the following contents:
1: "George Washington Carver blah blah blah."
2: "George Washington blah blah blah."
3: "George Washington Carver blah blah blah. George Washington blah blah blah."
I want to create a query that m
Are you sure the deletes are "working"? Ie, the terms you are
deleting by in fact match the documents you are trying to delete?
(Try instead searching on those terms, to make sure they really do
match the docs...).
Can you boil this down to a small test case?
Mike McCandless
http://blog.mikemcc
Thanks for the advice. I forgot to mention, I am already calling
searcher.maybeRefresh() immediately after deleting the documents.
Furthermore, searcherManager is being instantiated with applyAllDeletes
set to true. We are using the searchAfter function. Under these
circumstances, the deleted i
