Hi David & Markus
Thanks for the input! - I think we should now have the tools to work out a
solution for this.
Best,
Morten
On Tue, 23 Aug 2022 at 18:19, David Hastings
wrote:
> And if you want to get really fun, use a natural language/entity
> extraction, mix just those values into an index fi
And if you want to get really fun, use a natural language/entity
extraction, mix just those values into an index field, with stop words
killed, and then bring in shingles, up the shingle to about four, and boost
it with the pf. I promise you won’t get bored. Your index size will grow
but you should
Yea now I think you’re getting the concept. The dash is effectively white space
and means nothing, like a period or comma. So it’s now three separate words.
And to quote:
Once the list of matching documents has been identified using the fq and qf
parameters, the pf parameter can be used to "boo
It's a while ago but i think to remember that fuzzy queries are not
analyzed. That means that you are looking for term-with-hyphens as a single
token, with a maximum of 1 edit distance. But because you use an analyzer
that splits hyphens, you have no term with a hyphen in your index.
If you move t
Hi again
OK, so I think this is starting to make sense, What was confusing us was
that we indeed thought of a hyphenated term (like: term-with-hyphens) as
just a single term, meaning that fuzzy search should apply as usual.
However, if I understand you correctly, it sounds like the correct
stateme
Ok so from what I’m looking at you have a proximity search so the terms have to
be within the distance value of each other. In my example, 2, which obviously
won’t work since there are three terms. A fuzzy search is based on a single
term/token. So you need to add ~2 to each term if that’s what
(replying on behalf of my colleague Julius who wrote this question who is
unable to reply for technical reasons)
Hi David,
Thanks for the reply! I think your question may point to something we
overlooked. We are actually using Solr 8.11 and we want to use fuzzy search
(
https://solr.apache.org/gu
I’m not certain of course of your tokenizer but shouldn’t it be
“terms-with-hyphens”~1
? Just a syntax thing that may not have translated over email but curious
On Tue, Aug 23, 2022 at 10:12 AM Julian Hugo
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am getting peculiar results when querying for a term containing hyp
