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Robert Muir commented on LUCENE-8197:
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and just to be clear, i dont want to hide the formula. user should be in
control of parameters weight/scaling factor so the formula is transparent. but
they can always add a boost so can the default weight be something uber-simple?
As far as scaling factor, well you already have a simple default for the
two-parameter case, but for the 1-parameter case is there anything we can do
that is simple? its a log either way, so we are a far cry from the previous
crazy stuff with lucene's sqrt() :)
just brainstorming to make it really easy to get the query integrated into
various query parsers and stuff, but still be clear to people who really give a
crap.
> Make top-k queries fast when static scoring signals are incorporated into the
> score
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> Key: LUCENE-8197
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-8197
> Project: Lucene - Core
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Adrien Grand
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: master (8.0)
>
> Attachments: LUCENE-8197.patch, LUCENE-8197.patch, LUCENE-8197.patch
>
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> Block-max WAND (LUCENE-8135) and some earlier issues made Lucene faster at
> computing the top-k matches of boolean queries.
> It is quite frequent that users want to improve ranking and end up scoring
> with a formula that could look like {{bm25_score + w * log(alpha +
> pagerank)}} (w and alpha being constants, and pagerank being a per-document
> field value). You could do this with doc values and {{FunctionScoreQuery}}
> but unfortunately this will remove the ability to optimize top-k queries
> since the scoring formula becomes opaque to Lucene.
> I'd like to add a new field that allows to store such scoring signals as term
> frequencies, and new queries that could produce {{log(alpha + pagerank)}} as
> a score. Then implementing the above formula can be done by boosting this
> query with a boost equal to {{w}} and adding this boosted query as a SHOULD
> clause of a {{BooleanQuery}}. This would give Lucene the ability to compute
> top-k hits faster, especially but not only if the index is sorted by
> decreasing pagerank.
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