This sounds like an attempt to create an auto-complete using n-grams
in text. In which case, Ted Sullivan's writing might be of relevance:
http://lucidworks.com/blog/author/tedsullivan/
Regards,
Alex.
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Hi Vitaliy,
I don’t know of any combination of built-in Lucene/Solr analysis components
that would do what you want, but there used to be filter called
ShingleMatrixFilter that (if I understand both that filter and what you want
correctly), would do what you want, following an EdgeNGramFilter:
/why don't you put EdgeNGramFilter just after ShingleFilter?/
Because it will do Edge Ngrams over a shingle as a string:
for "Home Improvement" shingle it will do: Hom, Home, Home , Home I,
Home Im, Home Imp ..
But I need:
... Hom Imp, Hom Impr ..
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Hi Vitaly,
I'm not sure I understand you correctly, why don't you put EdgeNGramFilter just
after
ShingleFilter? That is:
Koji
On 2015/10/15 22:47, vitaly bulgakov wrote:
I want to rephrase my question I asked in another post.
As far as I understand filter ShingleFilterFactory creates shin
