: Boost Query (bq) accepts lucene queries. E.g. bq=price:[50 TO 100]^100
: boost and bf parameters accept Function queries, e.g. boost=log(popularity)
while these statements are both true, they don't tell the full story.
for example you can also specify a function as a query using the
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Hi Sara,
Boost Query (bq) accepts lucene queries. E.g. bq=price:[50 TO 100]^100
boost and bf parameters accept Function queries, e.g. boost=log(popularity)
Ahmet
On Tuesday, January 19, 2016 12:41 PM, Binoy Dalal
wrote:
You use boost functions when you wish to perform certain operations, lik
You use boost functions when you wish to perform certain operations, like
mathematical (reciprocal, sq. root etc.) on the actual field value during
boosting.
In boost queries, all you can do is specify a field optionally along with a
particular value to boost on.
On Tue, 19 Jan 2016, 14:22 shruti
Hi,
Both the query affect solr scoring but for relevancy we use boost query as
we can provide additional weights to a boost query but not to a function
query.
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Regards
Shruti
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