Thanks much Stan,
Ramdev
On May 16, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Stanislaw Osinski wrote:
Both of the clustering algorithms that ship with Solr
(Lingo and STC) are designed to allow one document to appear in more than one
cluster, which actually does make sense in many scenario
>
> Both of the clustering algorithms that ship with Solr (Lingo and STC) are
>> designed to allow one document to appear in more than one cluster, which
>> actually does make sense in many scenarios. There's no easy way to force
>> them to produce hard clusterings because this would require a comp
Thanks for the confirmation, I'll take a look at the issue.
S.
On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 17:24, wrote:
> That did make a difference, I now see the exact number of cluster i see
> from the workbench.
> I am of course interested in why the config changes did not have much
> effect. However, I am ha
That did make a difference, I now see the exact number of cluster i see from
the workbench.
I am of course interested in why the config changes did not have much effect.
However, I am happy that by adding the threshold to my request URL produces the
desired results
let me know if I can do any m
> I added the parameter as you suggested.
> (LingoClusteringAlgorithm.clusterMergingThreshold) into the searchComponent
> section that describes the Clustering module
> Changing the value of the parameter did not have any effect on my search
> results.
>
> However, when I used the Carrot2 wor
Hi Staszek:
I added the parameter as you suggested.
(LingoClusteringAlgorithm.clusterMergingThreshold) into the searchComponent
section that describes the Clustering module
Changing the value of the parameter did not have any effect on my search
results.
However, when I used the Carrot2 w
> Both of the clustering algorithms that ship with Solr (Lingo and STC) are
> designed to allow one document to appear in more than one cluster, which
> actually does make sense in many scenarios. There's no easy way to force
> them to produce hard clusterings because this would require a complete
Hi Ramdev,
Both of the clustering algorithms that ship with Solr (Lingo and STC) are
designed to allow one document to appear in more than one cluster, which
actually does make sense in many scenarios. There's no easy way to force
them to produce hard clusterings because this would require a compl
Yes, you can set engine specific parameters. Check the comments in your
snippety.
> Hi:
> I recently included the CLustering component into Solr and updated the
> requestHandler accordingly (in solrconfig.xml). Snippet of the Config for
> the CLuserting:
>
>name="clusteringComponent"
>
