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: It uses the text field type as its defined in Solr schema. I didn't
: change it.
which version of Solr? (the schema is just an example, and the field types
in the example schema change between versions as new analysis
components are added and best practices are re-evaluated)
: The i
Well stated. You are correct.
Here is the field
It uses the text field type as its defined in Solr schema. I didn't
change it.
The input text is a 6 page UTF-8 text document, the relevant line the
term seems to be related to. Just a sentence with no specific
boundaries.
"...perform more quer
: Thanks for the explanation Chris. I'll try it but the term
: "
"
:
: strikes me as not very legitimate and the source text is just space
: bounded words so even if its doing what it is supposed to, I'm not sure
: this term is helpful in the index.
i didnt' say it was helpful -- i just said th
Thanks for the explanation Chris. I'll try it but the term
"
"
strikes me as not very legitimate and the source text is just space
bounded words so even if its doing what it is supposed to, I'm not sure
this term is helpful in the index.
I'm kinda new to TFV's though, so much to learn.
On Fri,
: It shows some unwanted and possibly erroneous terms.
they may be unwanted, but if it's returning them then they are in your
index ... you know the docId and field in question (it's in your URL) so
you can look at the source text, paste it into anslysis.jsp and see
exactly why those terms are
darn evolution...
Anyway, I am using a recent nightly build of Solr with no significant
schema mods. I index a couple documents and view the TFV's in this
query.
http://localhost:8080/solr4/select/?q=search&start=0&rows=10&indent=on&qt=tvrh&tv.tf=true&tv=true&fl=text_t&tv.docids=ALL30002
It
Hi,
I am using a recent nightly build of Solr with no significant schema
mods. I index a couple documents and view the TFV's in this query.
