Karthick,
I mean perform both query1 and query2 simultaneously, something like
query1: (superpower:flight OR name:batman)
query2: (superpower:speed AND name:flash)
Could be transformed to:
(superpower:flight^2 OR name:batman^2) OR (superpower:speed AND name:flash)
This would give you all resul
@Eric
By threshold, all I mean is the count of the documents returned and I am
not going to play with score. So if I have to commit my code to svn, whats
the best way to go about it? I know I have to discuss my design here which
would take atleast a couple of days. But is there special instructions
Part of it depends on what you mean by "threshold". If it's
just the number of matches, then fine. But if you're talking score
here, be very, very careful. Scores are not an absolute measure
of anything, they only tell you that "for _this_ query, the docs
should be order this way".
So I'd advise a
Karthick,
The solution that I use to this problem is to perform query1 and
query2 and boost results matching query1. Then solr takes care of all
the deduplication (not necessarily merging) automatically, would this
work for your situation?
I stole this idea from this slide deck:
"Make sure all r
