This might also be a cool was to increase relevancy. Does Lucene/Solr do, or can it do, any sort of increase on relevancy depending on which search result a user picks?

Would it be feasible for me to update an index_id with a click count each time a user clicks a result, and give this field a boost in the results?

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On Apr 22, 2007, at 7:17 PM, Tait Larson wrote:

Hi, I'm new to Solr. I've just started playing around with it and learning
what it can do.

I'd like to include a vote field on all of my indexed documents. Users vote on the content they like. A vote tally is displayed along with the each
document returned in the results of a search.

Let's say I create a vote field of type SortableIntField.  Users vote
relatively frequently. Assume I send update commands to solr which change
only the vote field approximately 1 time for every 50 searches a user
performs. What effects will this have on my index? Will search performance
degrade.

Thanks,

Tait

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