I implemented a similar feature for a categorization suggestion service. I did the faceting in the client code, which is not exactly the best performing but it worked very well.
It would be nice to have the Solr server do the faceting for performance. Burton-West, Tom wrote: > > If relevance ranking is working well, in theory it doesn't matter how many > hits you get as long as the best results show up in the first page of > results. However, the default in choosing which facet values to show is > to show the facets with the highest count in the entire result set. Is > there a way to issue some kind of a filter query or facet query that would > show only the facet counts for the 10,000 most relevant search results? > > As an example, if you search in our full-text collection for "jaguar" you > get 170,000 hits. If I am looking for the car rather than the OS or the > animal, I might expect to be able to click on a facet and limit my results > to the car. However, facets containing the word car or automobile are not > in the top 5 facets that we show. If you click on "more" you will see > "automobile periodicals" but not the rest of the facets containing the > word automobile . This occurs because the facet counts are for all > 170,000 hits. The facet counts for at least 160,000 irrelevant hits are > included (assuming only the top 10,000 hits are relevant) . > > What we would like to do is get the facet counts for the N most relevant > documents and select the 5 or 30 facet values with the highest counts for > those relevant documents. > > Is this possible or would it require writing some lucene or Solr code? > > Tom Burton-West > http://www.hathitrust.org/blogs/large-scale-search > -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Getting-facet-counts-for-10-000-most-relevant-hits-tp3363459p3380852.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
