On 9/18/2017 4:01 PM, Dariusz Wojtas wrote:
> There is one very important requirement.
> No marther how many parameters are out there, the total result score cannot
> exceed 1 (100%).
Right there, you've got an unrealistic requirement.
Scores are not absolute, they only have meaning relative to e
Hi Emir,
I am calculating a "normalizzed" score, as it will be later used by
automatic decisioning processes to find if the result found "matches
enough". For example I might create rule to decide if found result score is
higher that 97% (matches), otherwise it is just a noise.
I've been thinking
Hi Darius,
This seems to me like misuse/misunderstanding of Solr. As you probably noticed,
Solr score is not normalised - you cannot compare scores of two queries and
tell if one result match better query than the other. There are some techniques
to achieve something close, but that is not that
Hi,
I am working on an application that searches for entries that may be
queried by multiple parameters.
These parameters may be sent to SOLR in different sets, each parameter with
it's own weight.
Values for the example below might be as follows:
firstName=John&
firstName.weight=0.2&
id=Aw3456345
