You need to look at your analysis chain. The stuff you're talking about there is all configurable.
There's different tokenisers available to split your fields differently, then you might use the WordDelimiterFilterFactory to split existing tokens further (e.g. WiFi might become "wi", "fi" and "WiFi"). So really, you need to craft your own analysis chain to fit the kind of data you are working with. Upayavira On Mon, Sep 30, 2013, at 06:50 PM, Van Tassell, Kristian wrote: > I have a search term "multi-CAD" being issues on tokenized text. The > problem is that you cannot get any search results when you type > "multicad" unless you add a hyphen (multi-cad) or type "multiCAD" > (omitting the hyphen, but correctly adding the CAPS into the spelling). > > > > However, for the similar but unhyphenated word AutoCAD, you can type > "autocad" and get hits for AutoCAD, as you would expect. You can type > "auto-cad" and get the same results. > > The query seems to get parsed as separate words (resulting in hits) for > multi-CAD, multiCAD, autocad, auto-cad and AUTOCAD, but not for multicad. > In other words, the search terms become "multi cad" and "auto cad" for > all cases except for when the term is "multicad". > > I'm guessing this may be in part to "auto" being a more common word > prefix, but I may be wrong. Can anyone provide some clarity (and maybe > point me towards a potential solution)? > > Thanks in advance! > > > Kristian Van Tassell > Siemens Industry Sector > Siemens Product Lifecycle Management Software Inc. > 5939 Rice Creek Parkway > Shoreview, MN 55126 United States > Tel. :+1 (651) 855-6194 > Fax :+1 (651) 855-6280 > kristian.vantass...@siemens.com <kristian.vantass...@siemens.com%20> > www.siemens.com/plm >
