Hoss, thanks for the response and confirmation.
Yes, from reading the comments in the Lucene source of
MoreLikeThis.java I have now realized that the field used in the
TermQuery is "the top field that this word comes from". The
SimilarityQuery is restricted to this field only for the specific
word
: Document 1 is probably a better match since the word yahoo is present
: two times. That seems fine, although I did not expect to see the
: "content:" part in the list of interestingTerms.
...
: but the response is exactly the same as for the query without the mlt.qf.
:
: The problem see
Hi,
I have tested MoreLikeThis in Solr (nightly build from September 8
which includes the patch SOLR-595) and have problems with the
mlt.qf-boosting option.
The standard (example) Solr configuration is modified the following
ways. The solrconfig.xml is only modified to:
In S
Hi! I have been testing the MoreLikeThis feature in Solr. I have
indexed a subset of Wikipedia with the fields title (the title of the
Wikipedia page) and content (the Wikipedia page content). When
performing a MoreLikeThis request on this index as:
http://server:8983/solr/mlt?stream.body=google+y
