Hello Xavier,
Thanks for uploading this and sharing. I also read the other messages in the
thread.
I'm able to get part way through your Getting Started section, I get results,
but I get stuck on the editing values. I've tried with Java 6 and 7, with both
the 0.5 binary and from the source
Hi Mark,
Thanks for trying it out.
Let me see if I explain it better: the number you have to select (in order
to later being able to tweak it with the slider), is any number that must
be in one of the parameters in the Scoring section.
The issue you have, is that you are using /select handler
Still problems running from source, see
https://github.com/jmlucjav/vifun/issues/27
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Jan Høydahl, search solution architect
Cominvent AS - www.cominvent.com
Solr Training - www.solrtraining.com
26. feb. 2013 kl. 09:42 skrev jmlucjav jmluc...@gmail.com:
To anyone that has tested this and is
Cool. I tried running from source (using the bundled griffonw), but I think the
instructions may be wrong, had to download binary dist.
The file permissions for bin/vifun in binary dist should have +w so you can
execute it with ./vifun
What about the ability to override the wt param, so that
Jan, thanks for looking at this!
- Running from source: would you care to send me the error you get (if any)
when running from source? I assume you have griffon1.1.0 installed right?
- Binary dist: the distrib is created by griffon, so I'll check if the
permission issue (I develop on windows,
Oh, wonderful! Thank you :) I was hacking some simple python/R scripts that
can do a similar job for qf... the idea was to let the algorithm create
possible combinations of params and compare that against the baseline.
Would it be possible/easy to instruct the tool to harvest results for
Hi Roman,
I read with interest your thread about relevance testing a couple of weeks
ago and yes, I noticed it was related somehow. But what you were proposing
there is a different approach I think.
In my tool, you have some baseline setting (it might be good or bad), and
using a single query,
This is cool! I had done something similar except changing via JConsole/JMX:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-2306
We had something not as nice at Zvents but I wanted to expose these as
MBean properties so you could change them via any JMX UI like JVisualVM
Cheers!
Amit
On Mon, Feb
