Hi Rusty,
Thanks for the answer.
We have indexed the following json object:
{
"@class": "com.starsite.data.Answer",
"answer_text": "momo is the best nepalese food",
"keywords": null,
"metaDescription": null,
"post_date": null,
"id": "202ba4ac-0fd3-4709-ba84-463e0caa413c"
Hi Archana,
Yes, the 'p' attribute is positional information. That list is indicating
that the term occurs on the 0th and 43rd positions in the document, and is
0-indexed. Not sure why you are getting two positions if the word only
occurred once. What was the original query?
The scoring informati
Hi Rusty,
Thanks a lot for the answer. We could get some data in the keydata as follows:
[{"p":[43,0],"score":[5.3669048584479,1.7201627119528418]}
But couldn't exactly interpret what it's representing. I believe p is giving
positional information. But why is it two dimensional when the word
Hi Archana,
Yes. When you use a search query to initiate a map/reduce job, the scores
are fed into the first phase as keydata, along with other metadata about the
search result including positional information and any inline fields.
More information in the links below:
-
http://wiki.basho
Hi,
Is there a way to get back the score while querying via solr interface or
ideally mapreduce over search ? It looks like solr interface only supports
sorting.
Thanks in advance,
Archana
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