Hi,
Even I am using the QueryComponent to perform similar modification to the
query. I am modifying the query in the process() method of the Component.
The problem I am facing is that after modifying the query and setting it in
the response builder, I make a call to super.process(rb).
This call
: So QueryComponent is the place to do this? Are query analyzers already done?
I would actaully suggest doing it in a QParserPlugin, that way it can be
reused in mulitple parsing sitautions and the stock search behavior of
QueryComponent (including distributed search) can function as is.
: Wou
So QueryComponent is the place to do this? Are query analyzers already done?
Would I have access to stems, synonyms, tokens, etc of the query?
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Subject: Re: Query modification
Hi,
I actually did something similar on http://researchwatch.net/
if you search for "stanford university solar", it will proces
And what did you use for entity detection?
GATE,openNLP?
Do you mind sharing that please?
From: Tommy Chheng-2 [via Lucene]
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Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 3:20 PM
To: caman
Subject: Re: Query modification
Hi,
I actually did
Hi,
I actually did something similar on http://researchwatch.net/
if you search for "stanford university solar", it will process the query
by tagging the stanford university to the organization field.
I created a querycomponent class and altered the query string like
this(in scala but transla
