I think what Erick meant to say ;) was
defType=dismax does NOT do anything special with *:* other than treat it as
plain text and does dismaxy things with it. That’s exactly why there is q.alt
for the dismax parser - so you can have your dismax and still match all docs by
not having a q.
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We pla
Hi,
Recently, we were performing experiment on Lucene based on TFIDF.
We want to get the similar documents from the corpus, of which the
similarity between each document (d) and the given query (q) is no less than a
threshold. We use the following scoring function.
sum(tf(t,d) * idf(t)
Shawn
The easy solution is to put something like solr-security-proxy [1] in front of
a Solr/Velocity app, and this is working for me. However, this has a blacklist
for Solr parms and I think it should have a whitelist instead. Also, it does
not check ranges or filter chars. Is this proxy adequat
Interesting indeed, but maybe in line with the idea that ES knows what
to do best without the user interfering.
My example parameter name was bad, it should have been something like
"preferReplicaTypes=TLOG,PULL". I can't see what would be bad about
that, but then to me it seems Solr has alway
