I may be mistaken, but this is not equivalent to my query.In my query i have matches for x1, matches for x2 without slope and/or boosting and then match to "x1 x2" (exact match) with slope (~) a and boost (b) in order to have results with exact match score better. The total score is the sum of all the above. Your query seems diff
On Jan 8, 2008 11:56 AM, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > : User Query: x1 x2 > : Desired query (Lucene): field:x1 x2 field:"x1 x2"~a^b > : > : In the standard handler the only way i saw how to make this work was: > : field:x1 field:x2 field:"x1 x2"!a^b > : > : Now that i want to try the DisMax is there a way to implement this > without > : having duplicate fields? i.e. since the fields and the terms are > separated > : in the DisMax how do i achieve the same query ? > > i'm not sure what you mean by "without duplicate fields" but assuming i > understand your goal, this seems trivial... > > q = x1 x2 > qf = field > pf = field^b > ps = a > > > -Hoss > >
