Svein Parnas-2 wrote: > > > One way to boost exact match of one occurrence of a multivalued field > is to add some kind of special start-of-field token and end-of-field > token in the data, eg: > > <document> > <field name="professor">John Dane</field> > <field name="course">softok Algorithms eoftok</field> > <field name="course">softok Theory eoftok</field> > <field name="course">softok Computability, Complexity and Algorithms > eoftok</field> > </document> > > Then, in your query you can boost hits with the complete phrase > "softok queryword eoftok" by doing something like > > queryword OR "softok queryword eoftok"^10 > >
I see what you are saying, but what if the query string itself contains multiple synonyms, for example something like "Algorithms, Theory". With this I would end up having "softok Algorithms, Theory eoftok" which would not match the indexed data. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Querying-multivalued-field---can-scoring-formula-consider-only-matched-values--tp19865873p19961348.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
