El mar, 24-04-2007 a las 21:49 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
escribió:
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> >> For example, if I search for "eat", I'd like Lucene to find "eating",
> >> "eaten", "ate", etc.
>
> Hi Andrew,
>
> The example you provide can only partially be performed using a rule based
> stemmer, such as those uesd by S
iguous,
> without having more context.
>
> Daniel
>
>
Great... thanks, everyone, for your replies. For now we've decided to
stick to the standard Snowball rule-based stemmer, but we'll be keeping
our eyes open for other options that may come up.
- Andrew Green
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instance of this class and use it when we create
the IndexWriter and QueryParser objects.
Any tips/code examples? What should we do differently?
Many thanks in advance,
Andrew Green
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El vie, 27-04-2007 a las 16:59 -0700, Chris Hostetter escribió:
> : In order to do this, we tried subclassing the SnowballAnalyzer... it
> : doesn't work yet, though. Here is the code of our custom class:
>
> At first glance, what youv'e got seems fine, can you elaborate on what you
> mean by "it
ies that remove accents, and those that don't.
The code is at the end of the message. The author of the modifications
is Sandra Luz Aguirre, who is an intern at the Instituto de
Investigaciones Dr. José María Luis Mora [1].
Thanks, all, for your help.
Andrew Green
[1] http://www.m
