Some typo out there in my example: I mean the first 2 movies by angelina
jolie. This is the correct example:
result 1: <-- title match
score: 1.0
title_name: tom's story
actor: Angelina Jolie
result 2: <-- title match
score: 0.95
title_name: tom green's store
actor: Angelina Jolie
result
I don't think this field collapsing can simply solve my problem after second
thought.
As I mentioned, user only type in a search phrase, and click on search.
Underlying that, the application logic is going to compose search query
against multiple fields (title_name, actors, directors, ...) by th
On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 1:25 AM, cyang2010 wrote:
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> Is "Field Collapsing" a new feature for solr 4.0 (not yet released yet)?
>
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That's at least what the Wiki tells you, yes.
By taking a quick look, that field collapsing seem to be what i want. I am
not sure what clusteringcomponent is still. I will look into more.
Is "Field Collapsing" a new feature for solr 4.0 (not yet released yet)?
If so, i will have to wait for it.
Thanks for point it out!
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View this
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/ClusteringComponent
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/FieldCollapsing
Since it is a search applying for all fields, and the only result that
require grouping is people (actors/directors), i am guessing this:
1. The search still queries single index.
2. there are two searches underlying. One for matching movie/tv name,
genres name. The other one for top two matc
Thsi is probably either 'shingling' or 'facets'.
Someone more experienced can verify that or add more details.
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