Hi Chaula,
Omitnorms are basically used for index time boost & field length
normalization saying that I meant when you do omitNorms=true for any field
it stops storing additional stats regarding terms , length , boosts etc for
that field and hence drastically reduces the size of index.
It infact i
Yes, that will work. And combined with your other question scores will always
be equal even if cinderella or chuck occur more than once in one document.
Walter Underwood schreef:Just double-checking my
understanding of omitNorms.
For very short text fields like personal names or titles, leng
: my field category (string) has omitNorms=True and
omitTermFreqAndPositions=True.
: i have indexed all docs but when i do a search like:
: http://xxx:xxx/solr/select/?q=category:A&debugQuery=on
: i see there's normalization and idf and tf. Why? i can't understand the
reason.
those options en
As a general rule, if you are looking at the score explanations from
debugQuery, and you don't understand why you get the scores thta you do,
then you should actaully send the score explanations along with your email
when you ask why it doesn't match what you expect.
In the absense of any othe
