Just to confirm, escaping the spaces in synonym table construction, query
construction, or both, does not solve the problem.
-Original Message-
From: Trevor Nicholls
Sent: Tuesday, 15 March 2022 05:02
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: RE: synonym question
Hi, thanks for such a q
Adrien, thank you for your answer and sorry for the lack of clarity.
No, the score of a document does not depend on the score of another
document, the problem lies within a document.
There are several "only once score" fields; to simplify, I suppose there is
only one "only once score" field;
a do
Hi, thanks for such a quick response!
No I hadn't thought of that. In how many of the following would I need to do
this:
- synonym map creation
- analyzing text for indexing
- analyzing text for querying
If either of the latter two then I can see lots of complications ensuing; it
more or less m
Hello,
just a guess, have you tried escaping the space in your multi-word terms
with backslash?
isoweek,iso\ week
Regards
Bernd
Am 14.03.22 um 15:54 schrieb Trevor Nicholls:
I have technical data which I am querying with Lucene; one of the features
of the content is that a large number of te
I have technical data which I am querying with Lucene; one of the features
of the content is that a large number of technical terms may be written as
multiple words or as a compound word. For example, ISOWEEK or ISO WEEK. Or
SynonymFilter or synonym filter.
I have a synonym table which includes
It's a bit hard for me to parse what you are trying to do, but it
looks like you are making assumptions about how Lucene works
internally that are not correct.
Do I understand correctly that your scoring mechanism has dependencies
on other documents, ie. the score of a document could depend on the
