To answer your question "Why does the boost parameter return garbage hits
with 0 score?"
>> Syntax for Solr's query function is query(subquery, default) it returns
>> the score for the given subquery, or the default value for documents not
>> matching the query. In your case for the documents wher
Thanks Erick,
We will stick to Solr 7.2.1 which works fine with multiple boost queries.
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r than 1st and 2nd document.
So I am wondering why Solr ignored score which is coming from boost query
section?
Solr Response :
https://gist.github.com/baloo-solr/73add39132c8f3688a20d4f64fe93279
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Thanks Erick to answer your question "What is "Y"?"
Score that we see in debug section actually looks correct and if we order
documents by that score we can get similar ranking of results that we were
getting for solr 6.4.2.
But With the score field that we get with each record it looks like boo
HI All,
Currently I am migrating Solr 6.4.2 to Solr 7.4. We pass multiple boost
queries (multiplicative boost queries, Solr's 'boost' parameter) to Solr
with each query. We have migrated all our custom components and solr
configurations to Solr 7.4.2 but during verification we have seen differen
Hi,
I have developed a solr component which expands users query and adds
additional clauses to the query. For this expansion we are making request to
external REST api's. This query expansion logic is mainly in prepare()
method. Everything works as expected in standalone mode. When we deploy this