Hi,
If you would index additional grid ids for the bins, you could facet on them.
To me, Elasticsearch's Aggregation Module may also be a good fit.
Uwe
Am 6. November 2014 04:52:10 MEZ, schrieb Shahak Nagiel
:
>I need a way to perform a spatial aggregation query against a
>potentially large do
I need a way to perform a spatial aggregation query against a potentially large
document store in order to display summary clusters on a map. The query would
slice the current map extents (e.g. -180,-90,180,90) into a number of X and Y
bins (e.g. 20 x 16) and, for each, seek a summary count, so
Ours is an index for keeps and also keeps growing for many weeks till we
decide to re-ingest again. I am counting docs getting added within my
little server and every 5 million docs or so I am calling commit. I will
play with the threshold and also bring in an elapsed time till last commit
to refin
Hello ,
I have some word which contain full stop (.) itself ,example is
(1) .Net , asp.net .i want lucene consider it as a single word not full
stop .
how to achieve it.
another problem is some word contain specific format
like c# .lucene not searching this type of word.
if word
Hi,
In general, storing an index on NFS mounts is a really bad idea, because Lucene
Commits don't work correctly with NFS (this is an issue since the early
beginning and is not fixable). If you use NFS, you need to use
SimpleFSLockFactory for locking (because NativeFSLockFactory does not work)
