Hi David,
thanks for your advice I'll keep it in mind.
Best regards,
François Jurain.
> Message du 22/03/11 à 17h40
> De : "David Causse" <[email protected]>
> A : [email protected]
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> Objet : Re: Wanted: a directory of quick-and-(not too)dirty analyzers for
> multi-language RDF.
>
>
> On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 04:15:53PM +0100, [email protected] wrote:
> > The only thing I need is the middle layer: a Java component extending
> > Lucene, that'd pull a plausible Analyzer out of its magic hat, for every
> > ISO 639-1 language tag however unlikely that turns up in the RDF input.
> > Not just an analyzer, mark: a *plausible* one. I mean one that'll
> > generate usable indexes right out of the box in most cases; I cannot
> > afford to bring the system back into dev & study the arcanes of
> > automatic indexing in just every language we're working with. So
> > lucene-contrib + covering the rest with StandardAnalyzer/English
> > stopwords is not an option.
>
> Hi,
>
> maybe you could have a look at java.text.* and specifically BreakIterator
> (Thai analyzer use it) it could be better than STDAnalyzer for a fallback.
> Don't forget that if you use multiple analyzers at index time you'll
> have to use multiple analyzers at query time (tricky part of the
> process).
>
> Regards.
>
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> David Causse
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