Re: "index-time" over boosted

2012-01-31 Thread Chris Hostetter
: it worked (I'm using Solr-3.4.0, not that it matters)!! : : I'll try to figure out what went wrong ...with my limited skills. skimming the thread, i'm going to guess that even though you were adding omitNorms=true and restarting solr you weren't re-indexing until Jan suggested starting clean

Re: "index-time" over boosted

2012-01-25 Thread remi tassing
Hi, it worked (I'm using Solr-3.4.0, not that it matters)!! I'll try to figure out what went wrong ...with my limited skills. The solution omitNorms="true" works for now but it's not a long term solution in my opinion. I also need to figure out how to make all that work. Thanks again Jan!! Rem

Re: "index-time" over boosted

2012-01-24 Thread Jan Høydahl
Hi, Well, I think you do it right, but get tricked by either editing the wrong file, a typo or browser caching. Why not try to start with a fresh Solr3.5.0, start the example app, index all exampledocs, search for "Podcasts", you get one hit, in fields "text" and "features". Then change solr/ex

Re: "index-time" over boosted

2012-01-24 Thread remi tassing
Hello, thanks for helping out Jan, I really appreciate that! These are full explains of two results: Result#1.-- 3.0412199E-5 = (MATCH) max of: 3.0412199E-5 = (MATCH) weight(content:"mobil broadband"^0.5 in 19081), product of: 0.13921623 = queryWeight(content:"mobil broadband"^0.5

Re: "index-time" over boosted

2012-01-24 Thread Jan Høydahl
That looks right. Can you restart your Solr, do a new search with &debugQuery=true and copy/paste the full EXPLAIN output for your query? -- Jan Høydahl, search solution architect Cominvent AS - www.cominvent.com Solr Training - www.solrtraining.com On 24. jan. 2012, at 13:22, remi tassing wrote

Re: "index-time" over boosted

2012-01-24 Thread remi tassing
Any idea? This is a snippet of my schema.xml now: ... id > Jan Høydahl, search solution architect > > Cominvent AS - www.cominvent.com > > Solr Training - www.solrtraining.com > > > > On 19. jan. 2012, at 13:0

Re: "index-time" over boosted

2012-01-22 Thread remi tassing
Hi, I got wrong in beginning but putting omitNorms in the query url. Now following your advice, I merged the schema.xml from Nutch and Solr and made sure omitNorms was set to "true" for the content, just as you said. Unfortunately the problem remains :-( On Thursday, January 19, 2012, Jan Høyda

Re: "index-time" over boosted

2012-01-19 Thread Jan Høydahl
Hi, The schema you pasted in your mail is NOT Solr3.5's default example schema. Did you get it from the Nutch project? And the "omitNorms" parameter is supposed to go in the tag in schema.xml, and the "content" field in the example schema does not have omitNorms="true". Try to change

Re: "index-time" over boosted

2012-01-19 Thread remi tassing
Hello Jan, My schema wasn't changed from the release 3.5.0. The content can be seen below:

Re: "index-time" over boosted

2012-01-19 Thread Jan Høydahl
Hi, Can you paste exactly both and definitions from your schema? omitNorms="true" should kill norms. -- Jan Høydahl, search solution architect Cominvent AS - www.cominvent.com Solr Training - www.solrtraining.com On 19. jan. 2012, at 08:18, remi tassing wrote: > Hi, > > just a background on

Re: "index-time" over boosted

2012-01-18 Thread remi tassing
Hi, just a background on my setup. I'm crawling with Nutch-1.2, I used Solr-1.4 and Solr-3.5, with the same result. Solr is still using the default settings. I found this problem just by accident. I queried "mobile broadband", page A, has 2 occurences and scores higher than page B that has 19 occ

Re: "index-time" over boosted

2012-01-18 Thread Jan Høydahl
> I've come accros a problem where newly indexed pages almost always come > first even when the term frequency is relatively slow. There is no inherent index-time boost, so this must be something else. Can you give us an example of a query? Which query parser do you use? > I read the posts below