: Hi Hossman, you suggested two solutions. Can you explain little bit more on
: the second option? Iam not able to understand. Kindly explain with an
: example
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: 2) differnet fields. Partition the spectrum of "importance" for your
: values into N buckets, make a field for ea
Hi Sebastin, did you find solution for your problem. Kindly post the code
examples. This will help me lot.
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Hi Hossman, you suggested two solutions. Can you explain little bit more on
the second option? Iam not able to understand. Kindly explain with an
example
At the moment, the simplest mechanisms for achieving something like what
you are describing that i know of are:
1) repetitive values. Add
: unfortunately not possible. lengthNorm is part of fieldNorm and for each
: doc there is one fieldNorm per field name...
Thanks for the reply Chris, this solves part of my problem. I have explained
my problem in much more detail in a separate thread (as it would have been
out of context here).
: and my query string is "Hennessy", the length normalization factor considers
: all 4 tokens as in "John", "Hennessy", "David", "Patterson". This is
: similar to the score if my field was like:
:
: John Hennessy David Patterson
:
: I want the score to consider only that field value with an
I hope I am in the right thread for my doubt, which is somewhat related to
the ongoing discussion.
I have seen that when we search in a multivaled field, the length
normalization factor considers all values of the field, rather than
considering only the matched field value.
For example, if my doc
: I ran into the same problem some time ago, couldn't find any relation to the
: boost values on the multivalued field and the search results. Does anybody
as the OP mentioned, the index time boost values for a field are per field
*name* not per value ... they all get folded in together into hte
: I have a multivalued field that I would want to score individually for each
: value. Is there an easy way to do that?
Lucene-Java has a (somewhat new) feature called "Payloads" which allows
for things like this built arround the idea that when indexing, any Token
cn contain an arbitrary data p
Hi,
I ran into the same problem some time ago, couldn't find any relation to the
boost values on the multivalued field and the search results. Does anybody
have an idea how to handle this?
Thanks,
Jaco.
2008/8/29 Sébastien Rainville <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi,
>
> I have a multivalued field that
