: > function that will give me a bigger boost for field values closer to
: > zero?
:
: The syntax could possibly change in the future, but look at the syntax in
: the javadoc for parseFunction in
:
http://incubator.apache.org/solr/docs/api/org/apache/solr/search/QueryParsing.html
:
: Then when us
: In my use case I need the reverse. Nutch searches the index created by
: my solr application. The application is just one component in the portal
: and the portal will provide a "global" search engine which should use
: the index from solr.
If you have a compatible schema, then it should be pos
On 12/14/06, Derek Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> If you want documents returned in the same order as a field, it's
> easy... you sort!
> If you want the value of a field to influence a score, not determine
> the exact sort order, you can use FunctionQuery (currently hacked into
> the quer
If you want documents returned in the same order as a field, it's
easy... you sort!
If you want the value of a field to influence a score, not determine
the exact sort order, you can use FunctionQuery (currently hacked into
the query parser as _val_:myfield)
That seems like what I want -- boost
On 12/14/06, Derek Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have been developing a new search application based on Solr (Very
nice!) using dismax. We are using query-time boosts to provide better
search results for user queries and index-time boosts to promote
certain documents over others.
My questi
Hello,
I have been developing a new search application based on Solr (Very
nice!) using dismax. We are using query-time boosts to provide better
search results for user queries and index-time boosts to promote
certain documents over others.
My question is about the latter: We have a "position" f
