Don't throw away the stopwords? :-) Lucene can't score something it
doesn't know exists. I suppose you could try to get fancy w/ payloads
and add payloads if stopwords exist, but I am just thinking out loud
there.
On Mar 21, 2008, at 9:20 PM, Chris Lu wrote:
Let's say "the" is considered stopword. And for example two
documents are
document A, content: "... search the database..."
document B, content: "... search database..."
So when the user's input is "search the database", searching with
query content:"search database"~1 can return both.
But is there any way to translate that into a query that can rank the
document A higher than document B?
Thanks!
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