My guess is that solr is rounding down while calculating number of
mandatory terms.
In your case, there are 3 terms, 65% of which is 1.95 which rounded down is
1, but 67% is 2.01 which rounded down is 2 which conforms with the results
you're seeing.

Maybe someone else can confirm this.

On Wed, 16 Dec 2015, 16:56 Ron van der Vegt <ron.van.der.v...@openindex.io>
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm currently searching with the following query: q="sony+led+tv".
> The minimum should match setting is set on: mm=2<65%.
> So when there are more then two terms, at least 65% of the terms should
> match.
> I'm not using the StopFilterFactory.
>
> When turning on debug, this is the parsedquery_toString:
>
> +(((categoryName_snf:sony^5.0 | name:sony^6.0 | productTypeName:sony^8.0
> | breadcrumbpath_snf:sony^2.0 | text:sony | title:sony^14.0 |
> salestext:sony | brand:sony^8.0 | salesText_snf:sony)~0.15
> (categoryName_snf:led^5.0 | name:led^6.0 | productTypeName:led^8.0 |
> breadcrumbpath_snf:led^2.0 | text:led | title:led^14.0 | salestext:led |
> brand:led^8.0 | salesText_snf:led)~0.15 (categoryName_snf:tv^5.0 |
> name:tv^6.0 | productTypeName:tv^8.0 | breadcrumbpath_snf:tv^2.0 |
> text:tv | title:tv^14.0 | salestext:tv | brand:tv^8.0 |
> salesText_snf:tv)~0.15)~1) (title:"sony led tv"~10)~0.15
>
> While I except that at least two terms should match, because of the 65%,
> i'm also getting hits of documents which seems to match on only one of
> the terms. Below the explain of the hit, which shouldn't be there:
>
> 2.6449876 = sum of:
>    2.6449876 = sum of:
>      2.6449876 = max plus 0.15 times others of:
>        2.6449876 = weight(text:led in 10143) [BM25Similarity], result of:
>          2.6449876 = score(doc=10143,freq=1.0 = termFreq=1.0
> ), product of:
>            2.6449876 = idf(docFreq=3254, maxDocs=45833)
>            1.0 = tfNorm, computed from:
>              1.0 = termFreq=1.0
>              1.0 = parameter k1
>              0.0 = parameter b (norms omitted for field)
>
> When I change the mm to 2<67% then I get the amount of results what I
> expect with 65%, but If I understand correctly then all the terms should
> match. (33,33% + 33,33% = 66,66% is always less then 67%). Did I miss
> something, or is there something else what could effect the minimum
> should match setting?
>
> Thanks in advice!
>
> Ron
>
-- 
Regards,
Binoy Dalal

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