Hi Alessandro,
I'm counting word frequencies on a site. All I want to do is, I want to
count "running" and "run" as the same topic.
It's not really fuzzy matching I believe -- i.e. I wouldn't want to match
"running" and "sprinting".
I think stemming should be it.. seems to work fine now..
TY,
A
A part the funny "crypted" message by Darin xD
I would like to focus on the initial user requirement :
"get term
frequencies with fuzzy matching"
Solr/Lucene offer you the support for fuzzy query independently of the way
you token filter your terms at analysis time.
You can run fuzzy queries with
I believe I found a solution: use a third-party stemmer to stem the term
first, then pass it to termfreq.
The only trick is, each term in a phrase has to be stemmed separately (i.e.
"end-user experience" has to be broken down into "end-user" -> "end-us" and
"experience" -> "experi") before being p
Hi Dale,
I would think the coffee shop is better, I have in-laws visiting at home.
Thanks
Darin
> On Jul 24, 2015, at 12:04 PM, Aki Balogh wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I'm using TermVectorComponent and stemming (Porter) in order to get term
> frequencies with fuzzy matching. I'm stemming at index
Hi All,
I'm using TermVectorComponent and stemming (Porter) in order to get term
frequencies with fuzzy matching. I'm stemming at index and query time.
Is there a way to get term frequency from the index?
* termfreq doesn't support stemming or wildcards
* terms component doesn't allow additional
