a little more reading gave me it. I can just do debug=results, but that
still includes idf and fieldnorm. Much less though so it's a step ;) If
there is anyway to get just idf that would be great, otherwise no big deal
On Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 12:18 PM, Jamie Johnson <jej2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> thanks I'm looking at this now, debug seems pretty close to what I want.
> Is there a way to exclude information from the debug response, for
> instance I don't need idf, fieldnorm, timing information, etc. Again
> thanks.
>
>
> On Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 11:49 AM, Jack Krupansky
> <j...@basetechnology.com>wrote:
>
>> There is an XML version of explain as well, if parsing the structured
>> text is too difficult for your application. The point is that debug
>> "explain" details precisely the term vector values for actual query terms.
>>
>> Don't let the "debug" moniker throw you - this parameter is simply giving
>> you access to detail information that you might find of value in your
>> application.
>>
>> As Erick explained, the function query approach ("tf(query-term)") also
>> works, kind of, sort of, at least where all query terms must be matched,
>> but when the "OR" operator is used, it won't tell you which term matched -
>> although a tf value of 0 basically tells you that.
>>
>>
>> -- Jack Krupansky
>>
>> -----Original Message----- From: Jamie Johnson
>> Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2013 11:38 AM
>> To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
>> Subject: Re: Term Vector Component Question
>>
>>
>> Jack,
>>
>> I'm not following, are you suggesting to turn on debug and then parse the
>> explain? Seems very round about if that is the case, no?
>>
>>
>> On Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 9:40 AM, Jack Krupansky <j...@basetechnology.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> That information would be included in the debugQuery output as well.
>>>
>>> -- Jack Krupansky
>>>
>>> -----Original Message----- From: Jamie Johnson Sent: Wednesday, November
>>> 27, 2013 9:32 AM To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org Subject: Term Vector
>>> Component Question
>>> I am interested in retrieving the tf for terms that matched the query,
>>> not
>>> all terms in the document. Is this possible? Looking at the example
>>> when
>>> I search for the word cable I get the response that is shown below,
>>> ideally
>>> I'd like to see only the tf for the word cable. Is this possible or
>>> would
>>> I need to write a custom query component to do this?
>>>
>>> <response>
>>>
>>> <lst name="responseHeader">
>>>
>>> <int name="status">0</int>
>>>
>>> <int name="QTime">2</int>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> <result name="response" numFound="4" start="0">
>>>
>>> <doc/>
>>>
>>> <doc>
>>>
>>> <str name="includes">32MB SD card, USB cable, AV cable, battery</str>
>>>
>>> </doc>
>>>
>>> <doc>
>>>
>>> <str name="includes">USB cable</str>
>>>
>>> </doc>
>>>
>>> <doc>
>>>
>>> <str name="includes">earbud headphones, USB cable</str>
>>>
>>> </doc>
>>>
>>> </result>
>>>
>>> <lst name="termVectors">
>>>
>>> <str name="uniqueKeyFieldName">id</str>
>>>
>>> <lst name="IW-02">
>>>
>>> <str name="uniqueKey">IW-02</str>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> <lst name="9885A004">
>>>
>>> <str name="uniqueKey">9885A004</str>
>>>
>>> <lst name="includes">
>>>
>>> <lst name="32mb">
>>>
>>> <int name="tf">1</int>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> <lst name="av">
>>>
>>> <int name="tf">1</int>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> <lst name="battery">
>>>
>>> <int name="tf">1</int>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> <lst name="cable">
>>>
>>> <int name="tf">2</int>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> <lst name="card">
>>>
>>> <int name="tf">1</int>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> <lst name="sd">
>>>
>>> <int name="tf">1</int>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> <lst name="usb">
>>>
>>> <int name="tf">1</int>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> <lst name="3007WFP">
>>>
>>> <str name="uniqueKey">3007WFP</str>
>>>
>>> <lst name="includes">
>>>
>>> <lst name="cable">
>>>
>>> <int name="tf">1</int>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> <lst name="usb">
>>>
>>> <int name="tf">1</int>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> <lst name="MA147LL/A">
>>>
>>> <str name="uniqueKey">MA147LL/A</str>
>>>
>>> <lst name="includes">
>>>
>>> <lst name="cable">
>>>
>>> <int name="tf">1</int>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> <lst name="earbud">
>>>
>>> <int name="tf">1</int>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> <lst name="headphones">
>>>
>>> <int name="tf">1</int>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> <lst name="usb">
>>>
>>> <int name="tf">1</int>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> </lst>
>>>
>>> </response>
>>>
>>>
>>
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