Correct, Steve. Alternatively you can also put this option in your query after the end of the last parenthesis, as in this example from the wiki:
fq=geo:"IsWithin(POLYGON((-10 30, -40 40, -10 -20, 40 20, 0 0, -10 30))) distErrPct=0" ~ David Steven Bower wrote > Only points in the index.. Am I correct this won't require a reindex? > > On Monday, March 10, 2014, Smiley, David W. < > dsmiley@ > > wrote: > >> Hi Steven, >> >> Set distErrPct to 0 in order to get non-point shapes to always be as >> accurate as maxDistErr. Point shapes are always that accurate. As long >> as >> you only index points, not other shapes (you don't index polygons, etc.) >> then distErrPct of 0 should be fine. In fact, perhaps a future Solr >> version should simply use 0 as the default; the last time I did >> benchmarks >> it was pretty marginal impact of higher distErrPct. >> >> It's a fairly different story if you are indexing non-point shapes. >> >> ~ David >> >> From: Steven Bower < > smb-apache@ > <javascript:;> > <mailto: >> > > smb-apache@ > <javascript:;>>> >> Reply-To: " > solr-user@.apache > <javascript:;> > <mailto: >> > > solr-user@.apache > <javascript:;>>" < > solr-user@.apache > <javascript:;> >> <mailto: > solr-user@.apache > <javascript:;>>> >> Date: Monday, March 10, 2014 at 4:23 PM >> To: " > solr-user@.apache > <javascript:;> > <mailto: >> > > solr-user@.apache > <javascript:;>>" < > solr-user@.apache > <javascript:;> >> <mailto: > solr-user@.apache > <javascript:;>>> >> Subject: Re: Issue with spatial search >> >> Minor edit to the KML to adjust color of polygon >> >> >> On Mon, Mar 10, 2014 at 4:21 PM, Steven Bower < > smb-apache@ > <javascript:;> >> <mailto: > smb-apache@ > <javascript:;>>> wrote: >> I am seeing a "error" when doing a spatial search where a particular >> point >> is showing up within a polygon, but by all methods I've tried that point >> is >> not within the polygon.. >> >> First the point is: 41.2299,29.1345 (lat/lon) >> >> The polygon is: >> >> 31.2719,32.283 >> 31.2179,32.3681 >> 31.1333,32.3407 >> 30.9356,32.6318 >> 31.0707,34.5196 >> 35.2053,36.9415 >> 37.2959,36.6339 >> 40.8334,30.4273 >> 41.1622,29.1421 >> 41.6484,27.4832 >> 47.0255,13.6342 >> 43.9457,3.17525 >> 37.0029,-5.7017 >> 35.7741,-5.57719 >> 34.801,-4.66201 >> 33.345,10.0157 >> 29.6745,18.9366 >> 30.6592,29.1683 >> 31.2719,32.283 >> >> The geo field we are using has this config: >> >> > <fieldType name="location_rpt" >> > class="solr.SpatialRecursivePrefixTreeFieldType" >> distErrPct="0.025" >> maxDistErr="0.000009" >> >> >> spatialContextFactory="com.spatial4j.core.context.jts.JtsSpatialContextFactory" >> units="degrees"/> >> >> The config is basically the same as the one from the docs... >> >> They query I am issuing is this: >> >> location:"Intersects(POLYGON((32.283 31.2719, 32.3681 31.2179, 32.3407 >> 31.1333, 32.6318 30.9356, 34.5196 31.0707, 36.9415 35.2053, 36.6339 >> 37.2959, 30.4273 40.8334, 29.1421 41.1622, 27.4832 41.6484, 13.6342 >> 47.0255, 3.17525 43.9457, -5.7017 37.0029, -5.57719 35.7741, -4.66201 >> 34.801, 10.0157 33.345, 18.9366 29.6745, 29.1683 30.6592, 32.283 >> 31.2719)))" >> >> and it brings back a result where the "location" field is 41.2299,29.1345 >> >> I've attached a KML with the polygon and the point and you can see from >> that, visually, that the point is not within the polygon. I also tried in >> google maps API but after playing around realize that the polygons in >> maps >> are draw in Euclidian space while the map itself is a Mercator >> projection.. >> Loading the kml in earth fixes this issue but the point still lays >> outside >> the polygon.. The distance between the edge of the polygon closes to the >> point and the point itself is ~1.2 miles which is much larger than the >> 1meter accuracy given by the maxDistErr (per the docs). >> >> Any thoughts on this? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Steve >> >> ----- Author: http://www.packtpub.com/apache-solr-3-enterprise-search-server/book -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Issue-with-spatial-search-tp4122690p4122744.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
