, August 27, 2012 2:48 PM
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: Understanding SOLR search results
2012/8/27 Mike Schultz :
Can you include the entire text for only the titolo field?
The entire text for the titolo field is "Moschea in viale Trento,
partono i lavori".
I tried to chang
2012/8/27 Mike Schultz :
> Can you include the entire text for only the titolo field?
The entire text for the titolo field is "Moschea in viale Trento,
partono i lavori".
I tried to change the type of the titolo field from text to textgen,
and now it does not match.
I think it is a stemming prob
Can you include the entire text for only the titolo field?
1.0 = tf(termFreq(titolo:trent)=1) means the index contains one hit for
'trent' for that field, that doc.
Mike
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Maybe you have a synonym in the title field? Or maybe some stemming
anomaly?
The complete title is "Moschea in viale Trento, parton
> Maybe you have a synonym in the title field? Or maybe some stemming anomaly?
The complete title is "Moschea in viale Trento, partono i lavori", so
"Trent" should be a substring of the word "Trento".
But if I search for "Mos" or "lavo", I don't have this result, so I
don't understand why "Trent"
Maybe you have a synonym in the title field? Or maybe some stemming anomaly?
Try using the Solr admin analyzer and enter the query text for the title
field and see how it analyzes.
In any case, the explain is clearing saying that titolo:trent was a match.
Regardless of what source text you ga
