Ahhh, you're right. I know there's been some discussion in the past about
how to find out the number of terms that matched, but don't remember the
outcome off-hand. You might try searching the mail archive for something like
"number of matching terms" or some such.
Sorry I'm not more help
Erick
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On 02/06/11 13:32, Erick Erickson wrote:
Say you're trying to match terms A, B, C. Would something like
(A AND B AND C)^1000 OR (A AND B)^100 OR (A AND C)^100 OR (B AND
C)^100 OR A OR B OR C
work? It wouldn't be an absolute ordering, but it would tend to
push the documents where all three terms
Say you're trying to match terms A, B, C. Would something like
(A AND B AND C)^1000 OR (A AND B)^100 OR (A AND C)^100 OR (B AND
C)^100 OR A OR B OR C
work? It wouldn't be an absolute ordering, but it would tend to
push the documents where all three terms matched toward
the top.
It would get real
Hi,
I am trying to solve a sorting problem using Solr. The sorting requirements are
a bit complicated.
I have to sort the documents by three different criteria:
- First by number of keywords that match (coordination factor)
- Then, within the documents that match the same number of keywords, s
