Hello, Sounds like you want to look into classification tools like OpenNLP. There is a wiki page on Solr wiki, too...
Otis -- Performance Monitoring - http://sematext.com/spm On Oct 16, 2012 5:45 AM, "Eneko chan" <enekoc...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm new to Solr and I'm felling quite lost. I'm not sure if Sorl could be > the answer to the problem I'm dealing with. I'll try to explain it as > simple as I can: > > The users of my website have a profile (just as usual with name, email, > twitter account, etc.). Every user can write down some tags that describe > themselves. For example I could write "programming", "PHP", "Java" and "web > development" for example. Then the user chooses one (and only one) > category, in my case it could be "Computer Science". > > The new feature we want to add is this: the user would write down only the > tags as ussual but depending on those tags *one or more categories* would > be selected for him *automatically*. Depending on the amount and relevancy > of the tags some or other categories would be choosen. The idea is to look > for tag words using Nutch (in newspaper web sites, twitter, etc,) and then > relate those to categories. But one of the problems is that some words can > belong at the same time to different categories depending of the other > tags. For example "plane" with "airport" would be in "Aviation" category > but "plane" (meaning the tool) with "wood" would be in "Bricolage" > category. > > Is Solr capable of doing what I want? If not, does any body know a > framework or library (preferably open source) that could do this? I've read > about Apache Jade for Semantic Web applications but I'm not sure. > > > Thank you! >
