On Wednesday 25 January 2006 22:24, Chris Hostetter wrote:
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> : for this site, but would you cash all manufacturers and intersect all with
> : the initial query in one page load? Seems like that would be alot.
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> Yep it is a lot, but if you've got the RAM, it's not that time intensive.
> At CNE
: for this site, but would you cash all manufacturers and intersect all with
: the initial query in one page load? Seems like that would be alot.
Yep it is a lot, but if you've got the RAM, it's not that time intensive.
At CNET, depending on what page you are looking at, i'm doing
anywhere from 1
Chris.. thanks for you quick response.
:doing a few thousand BitSet intersections doesn't take as much time as you
think
Even if the BitSet is around 4-5 million? and I would have to quickly go
through about a thousand of these?
I guess I would have to decide what sub-cats to cache the bitsets fo
You will likely find this thread interesting...
http://www.nabble.com/Announcement%3A-Lucene-powering-CNET.com-Product-Category-Listings-t266441.html
: 1) Do queries for each sub-category using the results of the first initial
: query and use the hits count to select the sub-categories to displa
