Yes and No.
If using Synonyms funtionality out of the box you have to do it at index time.
But if using it at query time, like we do, you have to do some programming.
We have connected a thesaurus which is actually using synonyms functionality at
query time.
There are some pitfalls to take care
Just replying for others in the future. The answer to this is to do
synonyms at index time, not at query time.
Mike
On Fri 06 Jan 2012 02:35:23 PM PST, Michael Lissner wrote:
I'm trying to set up some basic synonyms. The one I've been working on
is:
us, usa, united states
My understanding i
I'm trying to set up some basic synonyms. The one I've been working on is:
us, usa, united states
My understanding is that adding that to the synonym file will allow
users to search for US, and get back documents containing usa or united
states. Ditto for if a user puts in usa or united states
I am not sure there's any way to get query-time multi-word synonyms to
work right, because of the way the standard and dismax query parsers
'pre-tokenize' (I don't know what the solr developers call this
phenomenon? I call it "pre-tokenizing"). If you use the field query
parser instead, it w
Hi all,
I am pretty new in solr. I want to configure synonym for forwarding result
(for exact match).
my schema is :
There is name field which is define as text_sync. When I am searching by
"newyork show" its working fine and givin
(10/06/25 11:33), xdzgor wrote:
Hi, can someone please confirm the following statements about configuration
for the synonym filter, or correct me where I'm wrong?
a => b
a search for "a", is changed into a search for "b"
a, b => c
a search for "a" or a search for "b", is changed into a searc
changed into a search for "c" and a
search for "d"
(the same as a=>c,d and b=>c,d)
a, b, c
depends on the value of the "expand" parameter in configuration (in the
synonym filter config i schema.xml)
if expand==true
a, b, c => a, b, c
if expand==false
