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Jayson Minard updated SOLR-507:
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Description:
Creating a placeholder issue to track Spell Checking Improvements. Individual
issues can later be created and linked for each area of separable concern when
they are determined.
Areas to discuss include:
# spell suggestions from within the current query (minus terms being corrected)
and filter so that suggestions are always valid
** need approaches to merging the spelling list with the current mask of valid
records. Also, is this a better change to Lucene first, or something that
belongs in Solr?
** need to add spell checking as query component and make available to various
query handlers
** spell checking to be field specific to support responding correctly with
dismax queries
# spell suggestions from a distributed search (SOLR-303) by augmenting the
response, or alternatively just provide a federating of Spell Checker requests
on their own and let the application decide when to use each.
# spell suggestions as a search component to augment other queries
What are other typical areas of concern, or suggestions for improvements for
spell checking that can be tracked?
I am willing to look at driving a patch for this area, especially for spell
checking working within the current result set, and across distributed search.
was:
Creating a placeholder issue to track Spell Checking Improvements. Individual
issues can later be created and linked for each area of separable concern when
they are determined.
Areas to discuss include:
# spell suggestions from within the current query (minus terms being corrected)
and filter so that suggestions are always valid
** need approaches to merging the spelling list with the current mask of valid
records. Also, is this a better change to Lucene first, or something that
belongs in Solr?
** need to add spell checking as query component and make available to various
query handlers
** spell checking to be field specific to support responding correctly with
dismax queries
# spell suggestions from a distributed search (SOLR-303)
# spell suggestions as a search component to augment other queries
What are other typical areas of concern, or suggestions for improvements for
spell checking that can be tracked?
I am willing to look at driving a patch for this area, especially for spell
checking working within the current result set, and across distributed search.
Updated description to provide alternatives for distributed search.
> Spell Checking Improvements
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>
> Key: SOLR-507
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-507
> Project: Solr
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: spellchecker
> Reporter: Jayson Minard
>
> Creating a placeholder issue to track Spell Checking Improvements.
> Individual issues can later be created and linked for each area of separable
> concern when they are determined.
> Areas to discuss include:
> # spell suggestions from within the current query (minus terms being
> corrected) and filter so that suggestions are always valid
> ** need approaches to merging the spelling list with the current mask of
> valid records. Also, is this a better change to Lucene first, or something
> that belongs in Solr?
> ** need to add spell checking as query component and make available to
> various query handlers
> ** spell checking to be field specific to support responding correctly with
> dismax queries
> # spell suggestions from a distributed search (SOLR-303) by augmenting the
> response, or alternatively just provide a federating of Spell Checker
> requests on their own and let the application decide when to use each.
> # spell suggestions as a search component to augment other queries
> What are other typical areas of concern, or suggestions for improvements for
> spell checking that can be tracked?
> I am willing to look at driving a patch for this area, especially for spell
> checking working within the current result set, and across distributed
> search.
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