So, I would end up with ~6 copy fields with ~8 synonym files so that would be about 48 field/synonym combination. Would that be a significant in terms of index size. I guess that depends on the thesaurus size, what would be the best way to measure this?
Custom parser: This would take the file name, field to run the analysis on. This field need not be a copy field which holds data, since we can use this is only for getting the analysis. Get the synonyms for the user query as tokens. Create a edismax query based on the query tokens. Return the score This custom parser would be called in LTR as a scalar feature. I am at the stage I can get the synonyms from the analysis chain, however tokens are individual tokens and not phrases. So, I am stuck at how to construct a correct query based on the synonym tokens and positions. Thank you, Roopa On Wed, Feb 14, 2018 at 5:23 AM, Alessandro Benedetti <a.benede...@sease.io> wrote: > "I can go with the "title" field and have that include the synonyms in > analysis. Only problem is that the number of fields and number of synonyms > files are quite a lot (~ 8 synonyms files) due to different weightage and > type of expansion (exact vs partial) based on these. Hence going with this > approach would mean creating more fields for all these synonyms > (synonyms.txt) > > So, I am looking to build a custom parser for which I could supply the file > and the field and that would expand the synonyms and return a score. " > > Having a binary or scalar feature is completely up to you and the way you > configure the Solr feature. > If you have 8 (copy?)fields with same content but different expansion, that > is still ok. > You can have 8 features, one per type of expansion. > LTR will take care of the weight to be assigned to those features. > > "So, I am looking to build a custom parser for which I could supply the > file > and the field and that would expand the synonyms and return a score. "" > I don't get this , can you elaborate ? > > Regards > > > > ----- > --------------- > Alessandro Benedetti > Search Consultant, R&D Software Engineer, Director > Sease Ltd. - www.sease.io > -- > Sent from: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Solr-User-f472068.html >
