: It's trivial for the client to normalize if desired - take the top scoring
: document, if it's greater than 1.0 then scale all scores based on that.
this is why doclists include the "maxScore" in their output as well, to
make it easy to normalize scores even if you are using pagination (or
so
Solr returns the raw score, not the Lucene Hits normalized one.
It's trivial for the client to normalize if desired - take the top
scoring document, if it's greater than 1.0 then scale all scores
based on that.
Erik
On Oct 26, 2007, at 2:53 AM, zx zhang wrote:
Hi, everyone!
As w
Hi, everyone!
As we known, solr uses lucene scoring.
This score is the raw score. Scores returned from Hits aren't
necessarily the raw score, however. If the top-scoring document scores
greater than 1.0, all scores are normalized from that score, such that
all scores from Hits are uaranteed to be 1
