I have seen various posts about implementing random sorting relating to the 1.3
code base but I am trying to do this in 1.2. Does anyone have any suggestions?
The approach I have considered is to implement my own request handler that
picks random documents from a larger result list. I therefore
Why do you want random hits? If we know more about the bigger
problem, we can probably make better suggestions.
Fundamentally, Lucene is designed to quickly return the best
hits for a query. Returning random hits from the entire
matched set is likely to be very slow. It just isn't what
Lucene is
: implementing a random result request handler - solr 1.2
Why do you want random hits? If we know more about the bigger
problem, we can probably make better suggestions.
Fundamentally, Lucene is designed to quickly return the best
hits for a query. Returning random hits from the entire
matched set
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Subject: Re: implementing a random result request handler - solr 1.2
Why do you want random hits? If we know more about the bigger
problem, we can probably make better suggestions.
Fundamentally, Lucene is designed
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Why do you want random hits? If we know more about the bigger
problem, we can probably make better suggestions.
Fundamentally, Lucene
: implementing a random result request handler - solr 1.2
Why do you want random hits? If we know more about the bigger
problem, we can probably make better suggestions.
Fundamentally, Lucene is designed to quickly return the best
hits for a query. Returning random hits from the entire
matched set
: Monday, July 07, 2008 6:22 PM
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: implementing a random result request handler - solr 1.2
If it's just a random ordering you are looking for, it's implemented
in the latest Solr 1.3
Solr 1.3 should be out soon, so if you are just starting development,
I'd
: implementing a random result request handler - solr 1.2
If it's just a random ordering you are looking for, it's implemented
in the latest Solr 1.3
Solr 1.3 should be out soon, so if you are just starting development,
I'd start with the latest Solr version.
If you really need to stick with 1.2 (even
On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 1:40 PM, Sean Laval [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The RandomSortField in 1.3 each time you then issue a query, you get the
same random sort order right? That is to say the randomness is implemented
at index time rather than search time?
See the comment in the example
