Hello,
I've been using Lucene in a very basic way for some time now, and I'm
starting to take advantage of some of the linguistic capabilities only
now.
I am making use of the snowball analyzer for stemming, and it works
very well.
Question: is there any such thing as a "reverse stemm
Hi, Yuta-san,
>> Now I use own Analyzer which based on "MeCab" (It's open source
>> Japanese morphological analyzer).
>> I try to modify it to support surrogate pairs.
>>
>> And I'm expecting the next release!
Cool!
I look forward to that. Is there a link somewhere to your project? I am very
Hello!
I am new to Lucene, so forgive me if my question is basic. I did try
googling for an answer...
For an ajax autocomplete widget, I am querying using Lucene. I only want
to return, for example, the first 20 hits of anything that Lucene finds
in whatever order Lucene gives to me.
Two quest
Thank you very much for this. Some more questions inline...
>
> - How can I limit the number of hits? I don't know in
>advance what the data will be, so it's not feasible for
>me to use RangeQuery.
>
>
> You can use a TopDocs or a HitCollector object wh
ng queries would not be
> satisfactory for the user anyway, *assuming* that the user is
> as impatient as I am and wants some auto-complete options
> RIGHT NOW , even if you solved the TooManyClauses
> issue.
>
> Along the same lines, another question is whether you should
> tr
gt; On May 17, 2007, at 9:18 PM, David Leangen wrote:
> > Have you ever taken a look at Google Suggest[1]? It's very fast,
> > and the
> > results are impressive. I think your suggestion will go a long way to
> > fixing my problem, but there's probably still quit