tances as the criteria becomes
> a bitset rather than a list of terms in the rewritten query.
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> Cheers
> Mark
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s the criteria becomes a bitset rather
than a list of terms in the rewritten query.
Cheers
Mark
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Donna,
I have been investigation highlighters in Lucene recently a b
Donna,
I have been investigation highlighters in Lucene recently a bit. The humble
experience I've learned so far is that highlighting is completely different
task from indexing/searching tandem. This simple fact is not obvious to a
lot of people. In your particular casue it would be helpful if yo
Well, in my case the highlighting was returning nothing because of (my
favorite acronym) PBCAK--
I don't store the text in the index, so I have to retrieve it separately
(from a database) for the highlighting, and my database was not in sync
with the index, so in a few cases the document in the
I'm working on refining my stopwords by looking at the highest scoring
document returned for each search, and using the highlighter to show which
terms were significant in choosing that document. This has been extremely
helpful in improving my searches. I've noticed though that sometimes the
hi
