Hi Amitesh
Thanks for the more concrete examples.
Unfortunately I do not know how to solve this better with Lucene itself
in a more general context, but did you ever consider using BERT in
combination with Lucene/Solr
https://blog.google/products/search/search-language-understanding-bert/
Hi Matt,
It's very interesting, thanks for the response! Did you have any issues
with Taxonomy indexing performance, or maybe tried to optimize it somehow?
Also, any problems maintaining a sidecar index or experience building a
distributed system around it with sharding/rebalancing?
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Regards,
Hi Gus, Thank you your reply!
In my search system; users are complaining that they get results with
negation terms when don't expect. As explained in my original post. User
don't want to get documents having a term like "Non Vitamin K" when they
search for "Vitamin K".
But because each terms
Besides the possible statistical significance of your phrasing there are a
number of other things you can do to improve your chances of getting good
answers:
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
On Wed, Apr 28, 2021 at 3:53 PM Michael Wechner
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Hello, I am also keenly interested in Lucene performance on NFS/EFS. I have an
extensive experience with a another (proprietory) search engine successfully
using NFS for indexing/search. In our case, the key has always been making sure
that a large portion of the index is in the host page
Hi Amitesh
I don't have statistical proof , but I think it doesn't help on mailing
lists with volunteeers to write "I badly need some help", because it
seems to me the contrary will happen, that people will not help at all.
I think there are various reasons for this behaviour, which is
Alex,
With our lucene based implementation of Zulia (
https://github.com/zuliaio/zuliasearch) we have went back and forth. We
started with Taxonomy and switched and then switched back to taxonomy. In
our experience the Taxonomy based approach is more scalable and
performant. We do large
Hello everyone,
We are trying to choose between Taxonomy and SortedSetDocValuesFacetField
implementations for faceted search, and based on available information and
our quick tests, the difference is the following -
- Taxonomy is faster at query time (on our test workload, the difference
I badly need some help on this one. Someone please give some direction.
Regards
Amitesh
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Don't use filesystems such as NFS (that is what EFS is) with lucene! This
is really bad design, and it is the root cause of your issue.
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