You could implement your own HitCollector interface and remove lower
scoring duplicates as you come across them by using a Map or something
to keep track as you go.
Ken Kinder wrote:
I've poked around on google and the archives quite a bite, but I can't
find exactly what I need. Say I have a query that would normally
return a set of documents:
1 002 (text...)
2 001 (text...)
3 001 (text...)
4 002 (text...)
5 004 (text...)
I'd like that modified to be:
1 002 (text...)
2 001 (text...)
5 004 (text...)
So the ordering is the same, but I only want the first 001 in the
result set -- skip all the rest.
Does this make sense? Is there a way to do it?
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