q.op=OR
On 2014??06??06?? 20:48, ?? wrote:
hi,
I have two docs,
a) "aa bb cc" and,
b) "aa cc bb".
The query is "aa bb". What I expected is the doc a comes first with a higher
score than doc b because the term distance in query and that in doc a are more similar.
After goo
What is your problem? I mean what kind of real-world issue are you
requiring this behavior for? Or is this mostly so you can understand
scoring better?
Very often this kind of question is a test artifact. As far as I know,
the distance isn't part of the scoring, the fact that there's an extra
toke
Hi,
How come query "aa bb" returns document b?
On Friday, June 6, 2014 3:48 PM, 郑华斌 wrote:
hi,
I have two docs,
a) "aa bb cc" and,
b) "aa cc bb".
The query is "aa bb". What I expected is the doc a comes first with a higher
score than doc b because the term distance in query and th
hi,
I have two docs,
a) "aa bb cc" and,
b) "aa cc bb".
The query is "aa bb". What I expected is the doc a comes first with a higher
score than doc b because the term distance in query and that in doc a are more
similar.
After google for a while I get it down with the span query q: "a
