Hi all,
We happen to be testing on similar things. Based on our experience:
1) For one index that is not changing anymore: issuing the same queries
repeatedly will generate the same results. This is true with concurrent
segment search on. But we are not so sure if this still holds after
https://g
Adrien & Micheal.
Thanks for confirming what I suspected. I think in the long run I will be
ok as our users have a sticky session to an instance for some other reasons
already.
Marc
On Thu, Sep 12, 2024 at 6:03 PM Michael Sokolov wrote:
> > If your two indexes load data sequentially and in the
> If your two indexes load data sequentially and in the same order, then I
believe that you would get the same results. But we consider this an
implementation detail rather than a guarantee that Lucene should have.
You might even still be surprised by nondeterminism arising from
concurrency during
Indeed, the load order can influence Lucene's approximate nearest neighbor
search results.
If your two indexes load data sequentially and in the same order, then I
believe that you would get the same results. But we consider this an
implementation detail rather than a guarantee that Lucene should
