I think I have this about working with the analytics component. It seems to
fill in all the gaps that the stats component and the json facet don't
support.
It solved the following problems for me:
- I am able to perform math on stats to form other stats.. Then i can sort
on those as needed.
- When
I was able to get the new version of Solr installed. This query gets me
really close, but it is averaging the rows BEFORE the grouping so it's not
totally accurate. I need it to sum the visits and bounces by keyword and
then perform the division. The avg here probably seems confusing and
pointless,
@Billnbell What did you conclude with the Analytics component? It sounds like
you are saying it does the same thing as the stats component but it has
several other features that aren't supported by the stats library. I'd love
to have a talk with you offline if possible.
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@Yonik, Thanks for this! I was actually just looking at your blog earlier
today and thinking that the json facet feature may be just what I need. I'm
using Solr. 4.3 currently as that is what comes with DataStax, so I'm trying
to create a new build with the latest Solr version so i can test this
f
Not sure why but half of my posts are showing up as not accepted by the
mailing list. I've made a few replies to others that haven't gone through. I
am not sure if it's because I'm replying via email or what the issue is.
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http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Divis
it will be there in the near future.
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I am migrating a database from SQL Server to Cassandra. Currently I have a
setup as follows:
- Log data in Cassandra
- Summarize data in Spark and put into Cassandra summary tables
- Query data in Solr
Everything fits beautifully until I need to do stats on groups. I am hoping
to get this to work
