Interesting to know that "<>,
it is no surprise that the java.util.zip namespace is available to
developers through the J# runtime."
I wonder if some of the latest developments in Lucene-Java, can be
ported to C# (.NET) via the J# runtime.
J.D.
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From: Chuck Williams [ma
I think Shane is refering to Global Context Analysis (vs. Local Context
Analysis), which refers to a statistical anlisys of the context
(sourrounding windows) around noun-phrases from the index for automatic
thesauri construction and query expansion.
For more info, read the SIGIR'96 paper from Xu
Chris, you may consider using a modified version of the Nutch analysis
(http://lucene.apache.org/nutch/apidocs/org/apache/nutch/analysis/package-summary.html)
which has a very slick treatment of stopwords. Please refer to chapter
4, page 145 of the Lucene in Action written by Eric and Otis for s
Sebastian,
There is no simple way of calculating similarity between terms in Lucene.
Normally documents are represented in the Vector Space Model (VSM) where
as some weight is associated to each unique term associated with the
document (e.g. term frequency or number of times a term occurs with
Mark,
This is very cool. When I was at TripleHop we did something very similar where
both query and results conformed to an XML Schema and we used XML over HTTP as
our main vehicle to do remote/federated searches with quick rendering with
stylesheets.
That however is the first piece of the puz
Paul and Wolfang,
Thank you very much for your input. I think there are two distinct problems
that have emerged from this thread:
1) The ability to create efficient structures to index and query XML documents
(element, attributes and corresponding values) with a full-text query language
and pe
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Wolfgang Hoschek wrote:
Yes, there are interesting impls out there. I've myself implemented
XQuery fulltext search via extension functions build on Lucene. See
http://dsd.lbl.gov/nux/index.html#Google-like%20realtime%20fulltext%
20search%20via%20Apache%20Lucene%20engine
H
Allows all of the Lucene query functionality to be
exposed
c) Is a real requirement for enough Lucene users
I'm just not sure that any/all of these conditions are
true.
Maybe there needs to be a separate "interoperability"
language development?
Cheers
Mark
--- Joaquin Del
oiting bayes theorem.
Both Vector Space Model and Probabilistic Model are well studied in
Information Retrieval Literature. See
http://www2.sims.berkeley.edu/courses/is202/f00/lectures/Lecture8_202.ppt
for an overview of Ranking and Feedback.
-- Joaquin Delgado
Karl Koch wrote:
Hi,
Security should be responsibility of the application. However let's make it
clear that field level encryption is more a "means of" implementing security
and herefore an infrastructure functionality that in my opinion Lucene should
optionally provide. In the same way relational databases provide
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