: Example:
: "a b"~1 will match fields with a b, a x b, or b a, but not b x a.
: The last would require a slop of 2
also note that there are two "slop" params in the DisMax handler ... "qs"
refers to how much "slop' will be used when querying the qf fields if the
user actually types in a query st
On 5/9/07, Matthew Runo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ah hah! After doing some research, slop is a fun term for how sloppy
a match SOLR will make.
Eg, slop = 0, means that only exact matches will work. Slop = 1 means
that they can be off by one word... etc
Yes?
All terms must appear, but the pos
Ah hah! After doing some research, slop is a fun term for how sloppy
a match SOLR will make.
Eg, slop = 0, means that only exact matches will work. Slop = 1 means
that they can be off by one word... etc
Yes?
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| Matthew Runo
| Zapp
Perfect! I had seen the wiki, but did not visit the class page since
I am using Perl.
What is "slop"? heh
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| Matthew Runo
| Zappos Development
| [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| 702-943-7833
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check:
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/DisMaxRequestHandler
For now, most of the docs for dismax are in the javadocs:
http://lucene.apache.org/solr/api/org/apache/solr/request/DisMaxRequestHandler.html
Matthew Runo wrote:
I'd love to see some explanation of what's going on here, and how to
confi
I'd love to see some explanation of what's going on here, and how to
configure it for my own use. I've changed the fields to match my own
columns, but it'd be great if I could actually understand it..
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