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x27;t understand why this error appeared:
"the method extractterms(Set) is undefined for the type Query"
any idea
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> with Bank. So my query is “Bank” and the result should be ranked list of the
> most frequent terms with "Bank"
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> I could do that as I explained but not in efficient way.
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> HI Chris,
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> I tried your solution and got one problem "the method
> extractterms(Set) is undefined f
searcher.docFreq(t);
}
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After you get the query object, you can use IndexSearcher's function
docFreq(), like this
final Set terms = new HashSet();
query = searcher.rewrite(query);
query.extractTerms(terms);
for(Term t : terms){
int frequency = searcher.docFreq(t);
}
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After you get the query object, you can use IndexSearcher's function
docFreq(), like this
final Set terms = new HashSet();
query = searcher.rewrite(query);
query.extractTerms(terms);
for(Term t : terms){
int frequency = irs.getSearcher().docFreq(t);
}
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Subject: High frequency term for the searched query
I need to find the most frequent t
in the new index so I can find the most frequent terms
> to
> the query. However, this is very slow and need long time to run.
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> Any idea how I can do this task efficiently
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