hi Staszek，
Thank you very much for your advice. My problem has been solved. It is
caused by the regexp in the stoplables.en. I didn't released that regular
expression is required in order to filter out the words. I have add in the
regexp in my stoplabels.en and it works like a charm.
-GC
On Wed
Hi,
It seems like the problem can be on two layers: 1) getting the right
contents of stop* files for Carrot2, 2) making sure Solr picks up the
changes.
I tried your quick and dirty hack too. It didn't work also. phase like
> "Carbon Atoms in the Group" with "in" still appear in my clustering labe
Hi Staszek,
I tried your quick and dirty hack too. It didn't work also. phase like
"Carbon Atoms in the Group" with "in" still appear in my clustering labels.
What i did is,
1. use "java uf carrot2-mini.jar stoplabels.en" command to replace the
stoplabel.en file.
2. apply clustering patch. re-co
On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 9:56 PM, Grant Ingersoll wrote:
>
> On Sep 8, 2009, at 5:11 AM, Wang Guangchen wrote:
>
> Hi Staszek,
>>
>> I try to apply the stoplabels with the instructions that you given in the
>> solr clustering Wiki. But it didn't work.
>>
>> I am runing the patched solr on tomcat.
Hi there,
I try to apply the stoplabels with the instructions that you given in the
> solr clustering Wiki. But it didn't work.
>
> I am runing the patched solr on tomcat. So to enable the stop label. I add
> "-cp " in to my system's CATALINA_OPTS. I
> tried to change the file name from stoplabels
On Sep 8, 2009, at 5:11 AM, Wang Guangchen wrote:
Hi Staszek,
I try to apply the stoplabels with the instructions that you given
in the
solr clustering Wiki. But it didn't work.
I am runing the patched solr on tomcat. So to enable the stop label.
I add
"-cp " in to my system's
CATALINA
Hi Staszek,
I try to apply the stoplabels with the instructions that you given in the
solr clustering Wiki. But it didn't work.
I am runing the patched solr on tomcat. So to enable the stop label. I add
"-cp " in to my system's CATALINA_OPTS. I
tried to change the file name from stoplabels.txt to
>
> How would we enable people via SOLR-769 to do this?
Good point, Grant! To apply the modified stopwords.* and stoplabels.* files
to Solr, simply make them available in the classpath. For the example Solr
runner scripts that would be something like:
java -cp
-Dsolr.solr.home=./clustering/solr
On Apr 22, 2009, at 5:03 PM, Stanislaw Osinski wrote:
Hi Antonio,
So I think the way to go would be to tune the clustering algorithm's
stop
words / stop label dictionaries to exclude the labels you don't
like. I
can't guarantee you can get decent clusters with this technique, but
it's
Hi Antonio,
> To answer your question in terms of minimum term is, I am working with
> "joke text" very short in length so the clusters are not so meaning full.. I
> mean lot of adverbs and nouns, I thought increasing it might give me less
> cluster but bit more meaningful (maybe not).
Clusteri
(maybe not).
--- Den ons 2009-04-22 skrev Grant Ingersoll :
> Från: Grant Ingersoll
> Ämne: Re: SOLR-769 clustering
> Till: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
> Datum: onsdag 22 april 2009 14.44
>
> On Apr 21, 2009, at 3:46 AM, Antonio Eggberg wrote:
>
> >
> > Hello:
On Apr 21, 2009, at 3:46 AM, Antonio Eggberg wrote:
Hello:
I have got the clustering working i.e SOLR-769. I am wondering
- why there is a filed called "body", does it have special purpose?
multiValued="true"/>
That's just used in the test schema and there isn't any need for you
to
Hi Antonio,
- is there anyway to have minimum number of labels per cluster?
The current search results clustering algorithms (from Carrot2) by design
generate one label per cluster, so there is no way to force them to create
more. What is the reason you'd like to have more labels per cluster?
I
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