On 01/02/2017 15:55, Ugo Matrangolo wrote:
Hi Erick,
Personalizing a 'price' involves using an external service (luckily we
could cache most of the interactions) and it is accessed using a lib that
gets dropped in the Solr classpath.
Hi Ugo,
We built a Solr plugin 'XJoin', allowing you to use
Hi Erick,
Personalizing a 'price' involves using an external service (luckily we
could cache most of the interactions) and it is accessed using a lib that
gets dropped in the Solr classpath.
What I need to do is this kind of flow:
1. Query (.. personalization params ...)
2. Find the initial sear
You need to be clear about what to do when. The [subquery], is
completely separate from _finding_ the top N docs. Your last
question is about finding the top N.
There are really two choices that spring to mind, depending on where
you keep your data about the user. Solr can't magically know that us
Hi,
tx for the speedy response.
What if I need to filter on the result matches ??
Example: I have a price I need to personalize per user/request and need
then to apply filter ranges on this personalized price (show only stuff in
the 10$ - 99$ range).
WDYT ?
Best
Ugo
On Wed, Feb 1, 2017 at 3:3
If the data is from another Solr instance, consider the [subquery]
Document Transformer here:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Transforming+Result+Documents#TransformingResultDocuments-[subquery]
More broadly, you can write a custom DocTransformer plugin do insert
anything you want
