Chris Lamprecht wrote:
One issue is that if you are splitting the index in half (for
example), getting some results from index A and some from index B,
then you need to merge the results somewhere. But the scores coming
from the two indexes are not related at all, for example, document 100
from
One issue is that if you are splitting the index in half (for
example), getting some results from index A and some from index B,
then you need to merge the results somewhere. But the scores coming
from the two indexes are not related at all, for example, document 100
from index A has score 0.85, d
You might find http://hellonline.com/blog/?p=55 helpful. It discusses
some issues with parallel distributed searches and may be helpful.
How many documents are you expecting to index? And how many unique
terms do you expect?
Chun Wei Ho wrote:
I am deploying a web application serving searc
I am deploying a web application serving searches on a Lucene index,
and am deciding between distributing search between several machines
or single searching, and was hoping that someone could tell me from
their experiences:
+ Is there anything particular to watch out for if using distributed
sear
