Trying to shoehorn business name resolution or correction purely into
Solr tokenization and spell checking is not, in my opinion, a viable
approach. It seems to me that you need a query parser that does
something very different from pure tokenization, and you might also
need a more complex approach
Can you write your own spell check class and use something like edit distance
to get the desired result
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> On Aug 27, 2014, at 9:55 AM, Corey Gerhardt
> wrote:
>
> Sorry to keep beating this to death. I could be looking for perfection which
> isn't possible.
>
> I'm tr
Sorry to keep beating this to death. I could be looking for perfection which
isn't possible.
I'm trying to spell check the user term "C Wishes" to collate to "B Wishes". If
I use a tokenizer on the spell check field which splits "c wishes" into 2
tokens then there are no suggestions for "c". O
