ions.
> Is it possible to get the number of "hits" per term?
> ferrari (125)
> lamborghini (34)
> ...
I think you can just call TermEnum#docFreq(), no?
simon
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I think that the idea that Uwe mentions is completely valid. Although it has a
few disadvantages:
For example, what if you want to suggest "multiword suggestions" and in your
index you have only "single word" tokens.
Query: Ferrari
Ideal suggestions: Ferrari 354 BT, Ferrari 355 C, Ferrari 356
I
Hello Clemens: a short time ago, I 've faced the same exact problem. Using
Apache Solr I built a "suggest" index as a complete separated index, which
indexes all the possible terms for suggest (terms that come from the documents
to be indexed, using n-grams from a minimum to a maximum number of
Hi all. This is my question. Currently, I'm working in a project where I have
Lucene documents with one field that use payloads. For this field, I use
org.apache.lucene.analysis.payloads.DelimitedPayloadTokenFilter, so the value
for that field is something like: "fieldValue\1.0" where '\' is the
