On 1/23/07, Walter Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is quite possibly a Lucene question rather than a solr one, so my apologies if you think its out of scope.Underlying the solr search, are some very useful Lucene constructs. One of the most powerful, imho, is the tilde number combination for a "fuzzy" search. In one of my data sets q=Sutherland returns 41 results q=Sutherland~0.75 returns 275 q=Sutherland~0.70 returns 484 etc. all of which fits a pattern Add a first name and q=(James Sutherland) returns 13 q=(James~0.75 Sutherland~0.75) returns 1 q=(James~0.70 Sutherland~0.70) returns 97 Qualify only one term and there is a consistent pattern. But routinely qualifying two terms yields a smaller number than a string match. Trying q=(James~0.75 AND Sutherland~0.75) returns the same record (the schema has default set to AND) Why would the ~0.75 *narrow* rather than broaden a search? Is there some pattern in the solr syntax I'm overlooking?
That's a great question... that doesn't make sense. Could you post your debug-query output (add debugQuery=on)? -Yonik
