The issue is absolute ordering (sort) and influencing (boosting).
Here's an example
score
no boosts popularity
doc1 100 1
doc2 75 2
doc3 10 3
Sorting by popularity asc will return doc1, doc2, doc3
Sorting by popularity des
Hi Erick,
Your explanation leads me to one question :-)
if
*/select?q=featured:true^100&fq=make:toyota&sort=featured_date desc,price
asc*
The above query, without edismax, works well because, If I'm not mistaken
its boosting document by value method.
So I'm boosting all my documents with the va
Hi Jack,
Thank you for the suggestions. :-)
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From: manju16832003
Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2014 12:37 AM
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Subject: Re: Applying boosting for keyword search
Hi Jack,
Thanks for your help.
I do not want to boost *keyword* field. I apply full text search no keyword
field and b
Hi Jack,
Thanks for your help.
I do not want to boost *keyword* field. I apply full text search no keyword
field and boost based on another field *featured*.
Also qf field allows us to boost the field without values. I would like to
boost with value
Ex: qf=featured:true^100 - I don't think this
Just add the boost to the keyword: q=toyota^100.
Or, use the dismax or edismax query parsers and then the boost can be
specified for the field: qf=keyword^100.
-- Jack Krupansky
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