We have a catalog of media content which is ingested into solr. We are
trying to do a spell check on the title of the catalog item, to make sure
that the client is able to correctly predict and correct the (mis)typed
text. The requirement is that corrected text match a title in the catalog.
I h
I have been trying to use the MultiWordSpellingQueryConverter.java since I
need to be able to find the document that correspond to the suggested
collations. At the moment it seems to be producing collations based on word
matches and arbitrary words from the field are picked up to form collation
an
Hi James,
Thanks for the information you have provided. I tried your suggestion and
it helped a lot. However, as close as this seems to what I want, I still
need for it to match the exact phrases that closely match my search words.
So while I am now using the search words in q and also spellch
The following query is doing a word search (based on my previous post)...
solr/spell?q=(charles+and+the+choclit+factory+OR+(title2:("charles+and+the+choclit+factory")))&spellcheck.collate=true&spellcheck=true&spellcheck.q=charles+and+the+choclit+factory
It produces a lot of unwanted matches.
Hi James,
Thanks for the response.
Nope, I'm not using dismax or edismax. Just the standard solr query parser.
Also by using the variable "spellcheck.collateParam.q.op=AND" I see this
working. This also means that all the words need to correct and the
maxEdits can only be 2 else it won't sugges
Hi James,
Thanks for the very useful tips, however, I am looking for searches that
produce collations.
I need a functionality where someone searching for "madona" sees results for
"madona" and also get collations for "madonna". So a functionality like
"Did you mean" can be provided. We need exa
Hi James,
Your suggestions/tips for our spellcheck requirements were all very good.
Thanks a lot for your help.
-- Sandeep
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