You'll have to be more specific about what you mean by "fuzzy phrase
search".
Even in the classic Lucene query parser "sloppy phrase search is
supported" - variable spacing between terms.
LUCENE-2754 added support for all multi-term queries (which includes
Fuzz
Did you find any solution for this.
I am looking for similar solution, please let me know if you found any useful
info regarding fuzzy phrase search inlucene.
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Hi Guys,
I am wondering how I can go about doing a Fuzzy Phrase search using
Lucene.NET 2.9.2 - I've tired looking around everywhere but there doesn't
really seem to be any resources related to this anywhere.
I found this stackoverflow
link<http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2589086
> I want to
> use just one string like -- head:"hello~ world"~3 AND
> contents:"colorless~
> green~ ideas~".
>
> When I this string query within ComplexPhraseQuery, I get
> the exception:
> -- ParseException: Cannot parse 'hello~ world': Cannot
> have clause for
> field "content" nested in phras
both fields using an
>> BooleanQuery with Occur.MUST.
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> Is it possible to search for fuzzy phrase queries like -- "colorless~
green~
> ideas~" -- ?
> I have had some success
Is it possible to search for fuzzy phrase queries like -- "colorless~ green~
ideas~" -- ?
I have had some success with ComplexPhraseQuery, but I can't use it for
querying two fields at same time, ie, -- head:"hello~ world"~3 AND
contents:"colorless~ green~ ideas~" --
Thank you.
Hi, I have a requirement recently to implement fuzzy phrase, for example, in
the indexed document there is a sentence "I like lucene very much". And when
I search "I do like lucene very much" or "I like lucene much", I both want
to get the search result, can someone
Hi Viksit,
Why don't you try breaking the query and running a boolean boost query.
Building something like
("A B C"~1000)^100 OR ("A B"~1000 OR "B C"~1000 OR "A C"~1000)^10 OR (A OR B
OR C)
Though this is not a fool proof way to do it and a manual merge is the right
way.
Also, I remember a similar
Hi all,
I'm trying to achieve the following, and wondered if I could get
feedback on how best to achieve it.
Given an example phrase P - "Squeamish Ossifrage Monster", I'd like to
search a corpus such that in a list of results,
- Docs with all 3 words in the phrase are ranked at the top
-
time for the long explanation.
Problem Description: I would like to index a set of very large HTML
documents. I would then be able to run two different kinds of
queries: proximity queries, and fuzzy phrase queries. I would like
to get the exact positions of the matching results from the query (
I apologize ahead of time for the long explanation.
Problem Description: I would like to index a set of very large HTML
documents. I would then be able to run two different kinds of
queries: proximity queries, and fuzzy phrase queries. I would like
to get the exact positions of the matching
might use to
solve my problem. I apologize ahead of time for the long explanation.
Problem Description: I would like to index a set of very large HTML
documents. I would then be able to run two different kinds of
queries: proximity queries, and fuzzy phrase queries. I would like
to get the
:
proximity queries, and fuzzy phrase queries. I would like to get the
exact positions of the matching results from the query (I need to modify
the original documents at these positions.) I will only need to search
one document at a time, i.e., I already know which document I'll be
looking i
16 mar 2006 kl. 11.47 skrev Erik Hatcher:
This can be done with some work to implement a SpanFuzzyQuery
(similar to the SpanRegexQuery in contrib/regex currently) and
using SpanNearQuery instead of a PhraseQuery.
Thanks, I'll check it out.
Performance is at risk doing such a query as all
On Mar 16, 2006, at 2:40 AM, karl wettin wrote:
Is it possible to make a phrase query fuzzy?
What do you mean by a fuzzy phrase query? As in each term in the
phrase is treated as a FuzzyQuery essentially such that "kool kat"
matches "cool cat"?
This can be do
16 mar 2006 kl. 08.40 skrev karl wettin:
Is it possible to make a phrase query fuzzy?
It could be a quick and not so dirty replacement for hidden markov
models and thus produce great results for spell checking and other
natrual language classifications.
Perhaps it is easier to make a Spa
Is it possible to make a phrase query fuzzy?
It could be a quick and not so dirty replacement for hidden markov
models and thus produce great results for spell checking and other
natrual language classifications.
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