Shalin Shekhar Mangar wrote:
Hi Geoffrey,
Yes, this is a caveat in the lucene contrib spellchecker which Solr uses.
From the lucene spell checker javadocs:
* As the Lucene similarity that is used to fetch the most relevant
n-grammed terms
* is not the same as the edit distance strategy us
Hi Geoffrey,
Yes, this is a caveat in the lucene contrib spellchecker which Solr uses.
>From the lucene spell checker javadocs:
* As the Lucene similarity that is used to fetch the most relevant
n-grammed terms
* is not the same as the edit distance strategy used to calculate the
best
* matc
hi :)
I've noticed that (with solr 1.2) the returned order (as well as the
actual matched set) is affected by the number of matches you ask for:
q=hanna&suggestionCount=1
"suggestions":["Yanna"]
q=hanna&suggestionCount=2
"suggestions":["Manna",
"Yanna"]
q=hanna&suggestion
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- Original Message
> From: Matt Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
> Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2008 11:01:09 PM
> Subject: Spellchecker Question
>
> I'm using the Spellchecker handler but am a littl
I'm using the Spellchecker handler but am a little confused. The docs say to
run the cmd=rebuild when building the first time. Do I need to supply a "q"
param with that cmd=rebuild? The examples show a url with the "q" param set
while rebuilding, but the main section on the "cmd" param doesn't say
