Finally, I use the standard analyzer with some custom stop words :
le,la,les,l',un,une,des,d',à,au,de,et,en,dans,se,sont,qui,a,est,il,pour,que,du,sa,par,mais,sur,avec,aux,ce,d,s,l,ou,pas,ses
Thanks anyway
Florian
Jolinar13 wrote:
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> It looks like it remove the letter in the
It looks like it remove the letter in the end, if it ends with an 'a', 'e' or
'i'.
Femelles => all:femel
Is this expected?
How to use FrenchAnalyzer?
Thanks
Florian
Jolinar13 wrote:
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> Some terms I tested :
> vehicle => all:vehicl
> vehiCle
Some terms I tested :
vehicle => all:vehicl
vehiCle => all:vehicle
Vehicle => all:vehicl
VeHicle => all:vehicle
VEHICLE => all:vehicle
vehicles => all:vehicl
paris => all:par
:S
Jolinar13 wrote:
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> Thanks to Luke, I realized my terms were not parsed correctly, a
Thanks to Luke, I realized my terms were not parsed correctly, and this has
nothing to do with upper case!
It seems to happen when the word ends with "ni". For example "giovanni" is
parsed "giovann".
Something about this?
Florian
Jolinar13 wrote:
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> He
is that it affects only some of the strings, not all of
>>>> them.
markrmiller wrote:
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> FrenchAnalyzer does lowercase and using it would not in anyway alter
> Lukes ability to read your index.
>
> - Mark
>
> Jolinar13 wrote:
>> Hello Erick,
>> Sti
Hello Erick,
Still no idea about my problem?
Anybody here using the FrenchAnalyzer?
Thanks,
Florian
Jolinar13 wrote:
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> Hello,
> Thank you for your quick answer.
> I use Luke to examine the index, but since I switched to FrenchAnalyzer,
> it says 'Not a Lucene index
Are you using the same analyzer at index AND search time?
>
> Best
> Erick
>
> On 5/21/07, Jolinar13 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I tried org.apache.lucene.analysis.fr.FrenchAnalyzer and I got strange
>> search results
Hello,
I tried org.apache.lucene.analysis.fr.FrenchAnalyzer and I got strange
search results on strings in uppercase. (example : VEHICLE)
When I search the string (in lower case), I get no result. I get results if
I use "vehicle*" or "vehiclE", or "vehicLe" etc.
What is odd is that it affects on