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> > > From: Erick Erickson [mailto:erickerick...@gmail.com]
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t; > Sent: Monday, May 04, 2009 9:51 PM
> > To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
> > Subject: Re: multi-field index and search (Not MultiFieldQuery). Help
> > setting up index and search
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> > MultiFieldQuery essentially (if I have this right) forms a "cross
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2009 9:51 PM
> To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
> Subject: Re: multi-field index and search (Not MultiFieldQuery). Help
> setting up index and search
>
> MultiFieldQuery essentially (if I have this right) forms a "cross
> product".
> I.e.
> it is NOT required to speci
MultiFieldQuery essentially (if I have this right) forms a "cross product".
I.e.
it is NOT required to specify specific values for discrete fields. MFQ helps
form queries expressing something like "does any term appear in any field
in a hit" or "Does every term appear in some field of a hit, regard
Yeah, you definitely got the idea. You're the second person to recommend
putting each item in it's own document and just store the HTS code (which is
easy for me). The HTS code actually comes with no extra info. I mean, there
is info, but we don't store any of it.
I will try as you and Paul have r
H, tricky. Let's see if I understand your problem.
Basically, you have a bunch of HSTs that have had
some number of items arbitrarily assigned to them, and
you want to see if you can make Lucene behave as a kind
of expert system to help you classify the next item.
I *think* you'd get better r
Christian,
I suppose each ASIN represents a product by key,value pairs and
an HTS code?
In that case you may want to denormalize to index each ASIN as
a lucene document. Then search for the most similar products in your queries
by key/value pairs, using the your key as a lucene field.
Such keys w
I am trying to build a search (have been experimenting with using Lucene)
and someone suggested contacting your team
Background:
Currently the service I am working on applies taxing/duties to products for
international shipping by looking up something called an HTS code (a
universally recognized t