Elaborating on top of the already good answers:
"Out of the box, the scoring will already take care of it."
Are we sure? I mean, it will "mostly" take care of it.
When using multi-field search, you can approach scoring in different ways,
for example using edismax and the tie factor you can move fr
Use stemming for regular text, like news articles or product descriptions.
You want to match “job” to both “jobs report” and “job numbers”.
Use unstemmed for proper names—people, places, products. You do not
want “job” to match “Steve Jobs” but you do want it to match “Book of Job”.
You don’t want
Hallo,
I would use both at the same time. You do not always want to find all
stemmed forms of a term, but the unstemmed form instead, or at least have
the latter being scored higher. Out of the box, the scoring will already
take care of it.
Although i actually prefer both in one field, using the
Hello
I have aschema with two fields
One is stemmed and one isn't.
When I would use the stemmed field in my search. ( or when I shouldn't do it )
Regards
S
