I would like to have the min-match set differently for different fields in
my dismax handler. Is this possible?
gest.fst.WFSTLookupFactory suggestword false true ../data/words.txt
../data/cities.txt
But the second list, the cities, are apparently undetected, after
restarting the tomcat and rebuilding the dictionary. Can this be done? If
not, how would you recommend managing different dictionaries?
Thanks,
Eric Wilson
here for a reason. What
was this suppose to do?
Thanks,
Eric Wilson
I'm not concerned about stopwords, rather the situation where the first and
second words are rarely used together, so don't occur together in a phrase
in the dictionary. Thanks.
On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 11:11 AM, Robert Muir wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 11:07 AM, Eric Wi
hes, and the matches for individual words, so that
when the user entered text is no longer part of any actual phrase, there are
still suggestions to be made for the final word?
Eric Wilson
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n "the
foo". When "the fo" is entered, there will be no suggestions. Is it
possible to provide both the phrase matches, and the matches for individual
words, so that when the user entered text is no longer part of any actual
phrase, there are still suggestions to be made for the final word?
Thanks,
Eric Wilson
One of our Solr indexes is failing to import successfully on occasion,
without any useful errors being reported.
This is a small index (about 15k documents) in Solr 1.4, deployed in Tomcat
7. It is updated every six minutes using the DataImportHandler. These jobs
are managed by JobScheduler.
Late
I have a Solr application that is distributed into 11 shards, using Solr
version 4.0.0.2011.07.26.16.34.16
In the solrconfig.xml for each shard, I have configured a spellcheck
component:
textSpell
cn_spell
company_name_spell
0.0001
true
