But, we're talking about a search of a database.


On 10/18/04 5:59 PM, "Bill Conlon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Roland,
> 
> You've heard this from me before on this list.  Take a look at swish-e.
>   You could use its built-in spider to index your site, and then use the
> built-in cgi-script to highlight your results.  It's really a great
> piece of software.
> 
> Now if you take the swish-e approach, here's what I would do to solve
> this.
> 
> Dyanmically create metatags for the key parameters you want to search:
> 
> <meta name="vineyard" content="Chateau Lafite, Chateau, Lafite">
> <meta name="varietal" content="Pinot Noir, Pinot, Noir">
> etc.
> 
> Use witango to tokenize while creating the HTML pages for the various
> wines.
> 
> Then use swish-e's meta name search.
> 
> 
> On Monday, October 18, 2004, at 05:39  PM, Roland Dumas wrote:
> 
>> In search engines, when you submit a search string, the search engine
>> first
>> tokenizes and then searches for each substring string separately and
>> then
>> brings them together as your found set. So if I search for 1961 Chateau
>> Lafite, I'll get items with 1961, others with Chateau or Chateu
>> Lafite, and
>> on top will be the found records with 1961 Chateau Lafite (I know, if
>> you
>> put it in quotes, it forces it to find only the whole string. That
>> part is
>> easy)
>> 
>> They will also rank a find of the full set of terms above ones with
>> one or
>> two terms in the documents.
>> 
>> Questions:
>> 
>> What's the approach with witango that will enable the search of
>> tokenized
>> strings.
>> 
>> Any ideas on how to do a crude ranking, such that the full term comes
>> up on
>> top of the found set?
>> 
>> 
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