Hello Philip,
I’ll answer with a possibility that might be outdated and predates the
existence of payloads (which I think are non-analysed parts so not
appropriate).
Lucene has fields and you can include the metadata within fields in form
of particular tokens. Then you can enrich every query by letting them be
parsed then adding (maybe only for plain queries?) Termqueries as
weighted or’s with an and clause which would boost the higher
metadata.
As for an absolute ordering (where the highest category always comes
first), you certainly need to add some limits on the scores so that the
influence of a positive category takes precedence over the different
orderings (TF-IDF per default).
At the end you can write custom-score-engine but I can only imagine
ruining the performance when doing so...
paul
On 26 Feb 2021, at 3:40, Philip Warner wrote:
I am sorry if this has been covered elsewhere, but I wanted to know if
it’s possible to inject and use document metadata in ranking search
results.
As an example, if I have a pool of documents that fit into 3 broad
categories: “Peer Reviewed”, “Professional Journalism”,
“Blog Post”, then I would like the documents from the first
categeory to rank higher (all else being equal) than those in the
second category, and so on.
I can imagine wanting to add more metadata: eg. For highly regarded
authors, poorly regarded authors, highly rated journals etc etc.
Is this even possible? Is this what payloads are for?
Any insights would be appreciated!
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