Alessandro Benedetti created SOLR-10448:
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             Summary: [LTR] Feature vector caching separation
                 Key: SOLR-10448
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-10448
             Project: Solr
          Issue Type: Improvement
      Security Level: Public (Default Security Level. Issues are Public)
            Reporter: Alessandro Benedetti
            Priority: Minor


We have different type of features, and their nature is different :
SolrFeature -> can be query dependent / query independent
FieldValueFeature -> query independent
Value Feature -> query level
OriginalScoreFeature - > query dependent

Intuition
Let's see when the extracted value for a feature change :

Query independent ( document level features) -> indexing time, every commit may 
change the feature value and possibly invaldiate the cache entry

query dependent -> both request parameters and index can change the feature 
value

query level -> only request parameters can change the value, it is not affected 
by the index

Caching
let's see the benefits of having 3 separate caches ( so the feature vector 
components will be separated) :

Query independent feature Cache -> simply changing the request parameters will 
not invalidate the cache entry, only a commit will cause the autowarming

Query Dependent Feature Cache -> this will behave like the current cache, so 
changing params you will cache a different feature vector

Query level Cache ->the index is not involved at all

I have not yet investigated how caching internally works in the LTR plugin so i 
don't know how much effort would imply.



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