If you are up for _BLEEDING EDGE_ stuff, have a look at the Payload
addition to the trunk. With this, you can set payloads on individual
terms (i.e. the title tokens) and then use the BoostingTermQuery when
searching to factor in the payload in the scoring. This is very much
"buyer beware"
I recently posted a similar question to this list. Currently I am just
adding the boosted field to the default search field multiple times
Look for a thread on this list with a subject of "Document Boost."
There were a few interesting ideas posted about how to go about this.
Les
Ken Krugle
This is issue with a field (let's call it "fulltext") containing all other
fields' values (to perform "search in all" query). Still, while performing
"search in all" I would like to boost some parts of this "fulltext" field.
One way I do this in Solr (where you can easily specify this type of
c
I think your looking at a limitation of using the "fulltext" approach.
You are also loosing the boosting you would get for matching on shorter
fields. Sometimes you just have to give in and query across all fields
or take the compromise..Lucene does not have a concept of "meta-fields"
within fi
This is issue with a field (let's call it "fulltext") containing all other
fields' values (to perform "search in all" query). Still, while performing
"search in all" I would like to boost some parts of this "fulltext" field.
wojtek
On 5/31/07, Donna L Gresh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Is there
>Is there a way of boosting only fragment of the field? Let's say that I
have
>a title and short description of something which I want to index into
>"myfield" field - is there a way of boosting title as more important for
>scoring than description? I thought that maybe something like below would
Is there a way of boosting only fragment of the field? Let's say that I have
a title and short description of something which I want to index into
"myfield" field - is there a way of boosting title as more important for
scoring than description? I thought that maybe something like below would
work
