Rick:
Hmmm, try this:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Function+Queries.
It's not quite as explicit, but it's the latest document.
Essentially that's what the function on that page does, something
like: "recip(rord (creationDate),1,1000,1000)" the "recip" function is
actually rec
Hi Erick
We have ten year old documents and new ones which often score about the same
just based on default similarity. But the newer ones are much more relevant in
our case.
Suppose we de-boost proportionally to (NOW/YEAR - modifiedDate/YEAR). Thanks
for the link you provided, it had not jumpe
I have usually used a logarithmic weighting for recency. The difference between
a day or two ago is similar to the difference between two or three weeks ago,
which is similar to the difference between five or six months ago.
The idea is to distinguish between news articles about the current Pres
first I think the requirement is a bad one. Why should a document with
low relevance 29 days ago score higher than the perfect document from
31 days ago? That doesn't seem like it serves the user very well...
And then "However in cases where update date is unavailable I need to
sort it using creat
Hi all,
I am trying to resolve a problem here where I have to fiddle around with
set of dates ( created and updated date).
My use is that I have to make sure that the document with latest (recent)
update date should come higher in my search results.
Precisely, I am required to maintain 3 buckets
