The elevation component will be a ton of manual work. Instead, use edismax and
the boost parameter.
Add a field that is true for paid documents, then boost for paid:true. It might
be easier to use a boost query (bq) to do this. The extra boost will be a
tiebreaker for documents that would have
Funny I'm editing a chapter about boosting for a book :)
http://manning.com/turnbull
Anyway, I've been told by others that this blog post I wrote was really
useful in teaching them how to carefully boost documents. Maybe it would
help you?
http://opensourceconnections.com/blog/2013/07/21/improve-s
Alessandro,
none of them seem to match what I'd expect be done: given an extra param
that indicates the author, for each query, add an extra boosting.
Christian,
I used to do that with a query component (in java) but I think that
nowadays you can do that with the bq parameter of edismax.
paul
Hi Christian,
there are several ways :
1) Elevation query component - it should be your winner :
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/The+Query+Elevation+Component
2) Play with boosting according to your requirements
Cheers
On 5 November 2015 at 10:52, wrote:
> Hi everyone,I'm bui
Hi everyone,I'm building a food recipe search engine based on solr.
I need to boost documents score for the recipes that their authors paid for in
order to have them returned first when somebody searches for "chocolate cake
with hazelnuts". So those recipes that match the query terms and their
