Chris Hostetter wrote:
: > undesired words as a sort of stoplist. But surely there's a better way
: > to do it (the inverted index structure seems like this should be
: > natural). Any pointers would be most helpful.
I've never given this much thought, but i know that merging indexes can be
do
: > undesired words as a sort of stoplist. But surely there's a better way
: > to do it (the inverted index structure seems like this should be
: > natural). Any pointers would be most helpful.
I've never given this much thought, but i know that merging indexes can be
done with IndexReaders, an
On Wednesday 13 September 2006 15:41, Miles Efron wrote:
> This question surely shows how new I am to Lucene... but I'm interested
> in removing terms from a lucene index. In particular, I'd like to be
> able to delete all terms that appear in fewer than x documents (say
> x=3). This is in eff
Miles,
I understand you are trying to solve your problem by changing the index
contents (removing documents). Would it be possible to workaround it and
to achieve this during search, by only returning the relevant documents
and ignore the rests?
Just my 2 cents...
Tom
Miles Efron wrote:
