Julien,
You're right. We discovered carrot by searching the mailing-list and thought
it was mentioned in one of our conversations. We are sorry for our mistake.
Best Regards,
Daniel Gimenes
Luan Cestari
On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 2:16 PM, Julien Nioche <
lists.digitalpeb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> BTW
BTW I don't remember anyone on the Nutch list suggesting you to use Carrot
for this (see : http://search-lucene.com/?q=luan+carrot) or classifying at
querying time
What I suggested in http://search-lucene.com/m/JWZTj1q4lB92 was about
classifying during the parsing or indexing and generating a fiel
Hi Glen,
The URL to the Creative Commons package plugin (
http://netlikon.de/docs/javadoc-nutch/trunk/org/creativecommons/nutch/package-summary.html
).
It is in the CCIndexingFilter class that add a field that in
the CCQueryFilter class filter the result using that new field.
Regards,
Luan
On T
Hi Luan,
Could you tell us the name and/or URL of this plugin so that the list
might know about it?
Thanks,
Glen
On 10 August 2010 12:21, Luan Cestari wrote:
>
> We would like to say thanks for the replies.
>
> We found a plugin in Nutch (the Creative Commons plugin) that does like Otis
> said.
We would like to say thanks for the replies.
We found a plugin in Nutch (the Creative Commons plugin) that does like Otis
said. It adds information to the indexes, and then uses them to filter the
results during the query.
Thanks again for the help.
Best Regards,
Daniel & Luan
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Hello Daniel & Luan
1. Carrot is not required for your purpose. Carrot helps to
consolidate the results from multiple search results.
2. You need to add a category to the pages at the index time and
filter out the results during search time. If you want to use Lucene,
then you could store the cat
Hello Luan,
I think you are looking for facets and faceted search. In short, it means
storing the category for a document (web page) in the Document Field in Lucene
index . Then, at search time, you count how many matches were in which
category. You can implement this yourself or you can use
