tributing score to the total score for each result hit document.
Best regards
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y i want to see each score from each of the component of
the booleanquery.
so far i checked Lucene but could not find a way to see each
contributing score to the total score for each result hit document.
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ors in them and the rest is
phrase query as they are correct
that is why i want to see each score from each of the component of the
booleanquery.
so far i checked Lucene but could not find a way to see each contributing score
to the total score for each result hit document.
Best regards
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ugh to catch MAIN when i search with
>>> street MAINS, city NASUA, municipality HILLSBOROUGH, state NEW HAMPSHIRE,
>>> cuntry UNITED STATES
>>> where the first two are fuzzy as they are have errors in them and the rest
>>> is phrase query as they are correct
>
; where the first two are fuzzy as they are have errors in them and the rest
> > is phrase query as they are correct
> >
> > that is why i want to see each score from each of the component of the
> > booleanquery.
> > so far i checked Lucene but could not find a way to see each contribut
: Wednesday, June 26, 2019 1:09:36 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
Subject: Re: how to find out each score contribution from booleanquery
components
It seems evident that multiple of your Must clauses are not matching any
document, hence no results are being returned?
On Wed, 26 Jun 2019 at 6:51 PM
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It seems evident that multiple of your Must clauses are not matching any
It seems evident that multiple of your Must clauses are not matching any
document, hence no results are being returned?
On Wed, 26 Jun 2019 at 6:51 PM, wrote:
> Sure, here is the query plan: (i cant run explain plan as it does not
> give me anything)
>
> [+streetDFLT:maink~2 (streetDFLT:"maine")
This is a nested (2-level in this case) booleanquery.
Best regards
On 6/26/19 1:06 PM, baris.ka...@oracle.com wrote:
Sure, here is the query plan: (i cant run explain plan as it does not
give me anything)
[+streetDFLT:maink~2 (streetDFLT:"maine")^0.35, +cityDFLT:nasua~2
(cityDFLT:"nasuh")^0
Sure, here is the query plan: (i cant run explain plan as it does not
give me anything)
[+streetDFLT:maink~2 (streetDFLT:"maine")^0.35, +cityDFLT:nasua~2
(cityDFLT:"nasuh")^0.35, ++regionDFLT:"new-hampshire"
(regionDFLT:"new-hammpshire")^0.98, ++countryDFLT:"united"
(countryDFLT:"uniten")^0.4
It depends a lot on the actual clauses (whether they are SHOULD, MUST,
MUST_NOT), each query’s type (phrase, term etc).
Could you post your query and the explain plan of IndexSearcher post the
rewrite?
On Wed, 26 Jun 2019 at 6:46 PM, wrote:
> Hi,-
>
> how can one find out each score contribut
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