Hi!
I'm sorry I didn't do any hard research on this, it's so quick to ask. ;)
Is it possible to somehow find the count of each term in a set for each
document returned by a query?
For instance, if I use the query +(foo:bar foo:morebar) +(bar:foo),
Could I without fetching all the documents from
For terms that are in your query, you could use the
Scorer.getChildScorers API up front to hold onto each Scorer and then
in a custom collector check if that Scorer matched this particular
hit.
For terms that are not in your query.:
You could use term vectors and count up the terms yourself a
Thanks.
ANDing was what I ment with "combined" queries.
I think I'll go with that one for now and see how it performs. Not too many
docs/terms in the index. (~1500/30)
Bit sets sounds appealing, but I've got no idea how to go about it. :)
In "lucene in action", I only find a short mention of Doc
On Fri, Feb 22, 2013 at 6:08 AM, Lars-Erik Aabech
wrote:
> Thanks.
>
> ANDing was what I ment with "combined" queries.
> I think I'll go with that one for now and see how it performs. Not too many
> docs/terms in the index. (~1500/30)
>
> Bit sets sounds appealing, but I've got no idea how to go
I guess it performs alright :P
Overall Elapsed:00:00:00.0290029
(29ms)
Lars-Erik
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Thanks again. I'll look into this at a later time. :)
(Have to read the entire book too..)
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Sent: 22. februar 2013 12:21
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