Hi Rainer,
If Solr is an option, then as of 5.0 you can use “DateRangeField” and use
Solr’s standard faceting on that.
If this is at the Lucene level, you can do the same approach as Solr — use
NumberRangePrefixTreeStrategy configured with a DateRangePrefixTree. Then
for each interval, generate
Hi,
I'm trying to implement dynamic range facets in Lucene, along the same lines as
in the org.apache.lucene.demo.facet.RangeFacetsExample. However, in my case I'm
dealing with documents that don't have a single timestamp, but an interval
defined by a start- and end-timestamp.
What I'm trying
Could you please also correct me if I am calculating the document size
wrongly as is it is the most important factor in disk size calculation
formula.
I am indexing the records from a CSV file and each records is of size 0.2
KB ( size of each doc = total file size/no of records = 200KB/1000 = 0.2
Hi
I'm indexing 4 .txt files using:
-Lucene (lucene-core-4.9.0.jar)
-BrazilianAnalyzer (lucene-analyzers-common-4.9.0.jar)
The files have the following content:
- File A: tecnológico
- File B: tecnologico
- File C: tecnologias
- File D: tecnolo
For the search used as well:
- Lucene (lucene-core-
