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Steven Rowe updated LUCENE-2749:
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Description:
The co-occurrence filter to be developed here will output sets of tokens that
co-occur within a given window onto a token stream.
These token sets can be ordered either lexically (to allow order-independent
matching/counting) or positionally (e.g. sliding windows of positionally
ordered co-occurring terms that include all terms in the window are called
n-grams or shingles).
The parameters to this filter will be:
* window size: this can be a fixed sequence length, sentence/paragraph context
(these will require sentence/paragraph segmentation, which is not in Lucene
yet), or over the entire token stream (full field width)
* minimum number of co-occurring terms: >= 2
* maximum number of co-occurring terms: <= window size
* token set ordering (lexical or positional)
One use case for co-occurring token sets is as candidates for collocations.
was:
Sometimes people want to know if words have co-occurred within a specific
window onto the token stream, but don't care what the order is. A Lucene token
filter (LexicallySortedWindowFilter?), perhaps implemented as a ShingleFilter
sub-class, could provide this functionality.
This feature would allow for exact term set equality queries (in the case of a
full-field-width window).
Summary: Co-occurrence filter (was: Lexically sorted shingle filter)
> Co-occurrence filter
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>
> Key: LUCENE-2749
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2749
> Project: Lucene - Java
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Analysis
> Affects Versions: 3.1, 4.0
> Reporter: Steven Rowe
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 3.1, 4.0
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> The co-occurrence filter to be developed here will output sets of tokens that
> co-occur within a given window onto a token stream.
> These token sets can be ordered either lexically (to allow order-independent
> matching/counting) or positionally (e.g. sliding windows of positionally
> ordered co-occurring terms that include all terms in the window are called
> n-grams or shingles).
> The parameters to this filter will be:
> * window size: this can be a fixed sequence length, sentence/paragraph
> context (these will require sentence/paragraph segmentation, which is not in
> Lucene yet), or over the entire token stream (full field width)
> * minimum number of co-occurring terms: >= 2
> * maximum number of co-occurring terms: <= window size
> * token set ordering (lexical or positional)
> One use case for co-occurring token sets is as candidates for collocations.
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