You mean, for each doc in the topN you want to be able to find out
which terms caused it to match?
This is frequently requested feature (I think there was another thread
just recently).
But unfortunately there's not really a good/simple way today (I
think?). Someone should at least start a wiki
i came across that one, only the java doc says that it is expensive so I
was hoping for a less expensive solution...
Wouter
> searcher.explain definitely seems to do the trick, going through the
> sub-queries.
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> paul
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> Le 23-mars-09 à 13:12, Wouter Heijke a écrit :
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>> I want to know for e
searcher.explain definitely seems to do the trick, going through the
sub-queries.
paul
Le 23-mars-09 à 13:12, Wouter Heijke a écrit :
I want to know for each term in a query if it matched the result or
not.
What is the best way to implement this?
Highlighter seems to be able to do the tri
I want to know for each term in a query if it matched the result or not.
What is the best way to implement this?
Highlighter seems to be able to do the trick only that I don't need to
'highlight' any text. After knowing if terms in the query matched I want
do do something else based on this.
Woute
