Hi James,
A paper was mentioned on this list in the last couple of months which
presents a solution to your sampling problem without having to know the
total results size in advance. The paper
(http://www2005.org/cdrom/docs/p245.pdf) presents two solutions which
utilize a random variable.
Hey,
Sorry, I will explain a bit more about my collect
method. Currently my collect method is executing
IndexSearcher.doc(id) and storing some stuff in a Map
which I can then retrieve from the HitCollector (much
like the example in the Lucene In Action book). Of
course that's somewhat expensive, s
: I'm using a HitCollector and would like to know the
: total number of results that matched a given query.
: Based on the JavaDoc, I this will do the trick:
you don't need a BitSet in that case, you could find that out just using
an int...
public CountingCollector extends HitCollector {
Hey Everyone,
I'm using a HitCollector and would like to know the
total number of results that matched a given query.
Based on the JavaDoc, I this will do the trick:
Searcher searcher = new IndexSearcher(indexReader);
final BitSet bits = new
BitSet(indexReader.maxDoc());
searcher.search(que
