: also my request handler looks like this
:
:
:
: dismax
: name ^2.4
: 0.1
:
:
that request handler doesn't match up with the output you posted in your
previous message -- according to it, you were using qt=standard1 (not
qt=mb_artists). the output you posted shows you using a query parse
Hi-
Here is how it works: Lucene uses TF/DF as the "relevance" formula.
This means "term frequency divided by document frequency", or the
number of times a term appears in one document over the number of
documents that term appears in.
This is the basic idea: suppose there are 10 documents say "s
also my request handler looks like this
dismax
name ^2.4
0.1
I really need some help on this,
again, what I want is...if I search for "swingline red stapler", In results,
docs that have all three keywords should come on top, then docs that have
any 2 keywords and then docs with 1 keyword, i
Thank you so much for valuable suggestions
this is the query im using
q=swingline red stapler hammer hand
rigid&fl=name&qt=standard1&rows=35&debugQuery=true
here is my output, as you can see close to last records, "Swingline Stapler"
scored more than "Swingline Red Stapler - 747 series, but I
:
: if user searches for "swingline red stapler hammer hand rigid", then
: documents that matches max number of words written in query should come
: first
: e.g a document with name field as "swingline stapler" should come later than
: the document with "swingline red stapler"
at a fundemental le
you might find these helpful...similar question came up last week:
http://ln-s.net/7WpX
http://robotlibrarian.billdueber.com/solr-forcing-items-with-all-query-terms-to-the-top-of-a-solr-search/
not exactly the same, as this case wanted to boost if *every* term
matched, but a similar ta
perhaps i wasnt clear in my earlier post
if user searches for "swingline red stapler hammer hand rigid", then
documents that matches max number of words written in query should come
first
e.g a document with name field as "swingline stapler" should come later than
the document with "swingline red
im sorry, query q=stapler^100 hammer ^0 is working fine, but I still need
guidance with my second question.
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Thank you for quick response
I've tried using boosting and used the query
q=stapler^100 hammer ^0, but it is still mixing up the results, am I doing
it wrong?
also, if I have items named as "Swingline red stapler" and "Arm & hammer",
how would I know when querying that "swingline red stapler" is o
You can use a boost higher for stapler to accomplished your requirement.
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> My question is related to search results,
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