For an E-commerce website, we have stored the products as SOLR documents with the following fields and weights: Title:5 Description:4
For some products, we need to ensure that they appear in the top ten results even if their relevance in the above two fields does not qualify them for being in top 10. For example: P1, P2, .... P10 are the legitimate products for a given search keyword "iPhone". I have S1 ... S100 as sponsored products that want to appear in the top 10. My policy is that only 2 of these 100 sponsored products will be randomly chosen and shown in the top 10 so that the results will be: S5, S31, P1, P2, ... P8. In the next request, the sponsored products that gets slipped in may be S4, S99. The QueryElevationComponent lets us specify the docIDs for keywords but does not let us randomize the results such that only 2 of the complete set of sponsored docIDs is sent in the results. Any suggestions for implementing this would be appreciated. -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/How-to-make-SOLR-manipulate-the-results-tp4011739.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
