> i make sure i specify a string with 1 edit away misspelled and that
> never gets hit but the word with correct spelling is in the index.
How long are your query terms and the actual word? For fuzzy query to
match, your edit distance needs to be less than the smaller of the
query and the actual w
For problem#1 the following fuzzyquery ALONE does not catch any results
when i run it alone in the BooleanQuery and with either SHOULD or MUST
occurrence. such as:
[contentDFLT:MAIN~2]
For problem#1 again the query is as follows:
[+contentDFLT:"street", ->PhraseQuery
contentDFLT:"mains~2",
They only differ in 1 char and 5 letters long one 4 letters long the
correct word:
Mains vs Main (correct)
FuzzyQuery Mains~2 cannot catch anything with Main in the first 74 hits.
the 75th hit has Main word.
Best regards
On 6/7/19 2:44 PM, Atri Sharma wrote:
i make sure i specify a string
Sure, i will try that: and lets mark this problem as problem#1.
something else is also happening: lets mark this as problem#2.
i make sure i specify a string with 1 edit away misspelled and that
never gets hit but the word with correct spelling is in the index.
Best regards
On 6/7/19 2:02
>However, with MUST
> clause, that restriction is lifted.
I meant that with a SHOULD clause, that restriction is lifted i.e. a
query can score hits even if SHOULD clause does not match the hit (but
other MUST clauses do match).
Is your FuzzyQuery matching any documents at all?
It would be helpful if you could post your entire query. It might be
happening that your Fuzzy query is not matching any hits, but when you
specify it as a MUST clause, then it becomes a necessary condition for
any hit to be returned by your overal
May i ask this question about FuzzyQuery?
When i select BooleanClause.Occur.MUST for a FuzzyQuery i dont get any
results back but with
Occur.SHOULD i get some results, though.
what is the meaning of Occur.MUST for FuzzyQuery?
I want Lucene to give me best result from FuzzyQuery, i thought th
