29 aug 2007 kl. 21.37 skrev Tim Sturge:
That's exactly my question. I feel like
for (i = 0 ; i < ; i++) {
document.add(new Field("anchor","USA"));
}
is exactly equivalent to
field = new Field("anchor","USA"));
field.setBoost();
document.add(field);
but I don't know the function tha
That's exactly my question. I feel like
for (i = 0 ; i < ; i++) {
document.add(new Field("anchor","USA"));
}
is exactly equivalent to
field = new Field("anchor","USA"));
field.setBoost();
document.add(field);
but I don't know the function that relates and . I feel like
there
29 aug 2007 kl. 19.13 skrev Tim Sturge:
I'm looking for a boost when the anchor text is more commonly
associated with one topic than another. For example the United
States of America
is called "USA" by a lot of people. The United Space Alliance is
also called "USA" but by many less people.
I'm looking for a boost when the anchor text is more commonly associated
with one topic than another. For example the United States of America
is called "USA" by a lot of people. The United Space Alliance is also
called "USA" but by many less people.
If I just index them both with "USA" once, t
28 aug 2007 kl. 21.41 skrev Tim Sturge:
Hi,
I have fields which have high multiplicity; for example I have a
topic with 1000 names, 500 of which are "USA" and 200 are "United
States of America".
Previously I was indexing "USA USA .(500x).. USA United States of
America .(200x).. United
Hi,
I have fields which have high multiplicity; for example I have a topic
with 1000 names, 500 of which are "USA" and 200 are "United States of
America".
Previously I was indexing "USA USA .(500x).. USA United States of
America .(200x).. United States of America" as as single field. The
pr
