. The author of the modifications
is Sandra Luz Aguirre, who is an intern at the Instituto de
Investigaciones Dr. José María Luis Mora [1].
Thanks, all, for your help.
Andrew Green
[1] http://www.mora.edu.mx
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SnowballAnalyzerWithoutAccents.java:
package
El vie, 27-04-2007 a las 16:59 -0700, Chris Hostetter escribió:
: In order to do this, we tried subclassing the SnowballAnalyzer... it
: doesn't work yet, though. Here is the code of our custom class:
At first glance, what youv'e got seems fine, can you elaborate on what you
mean by it
decided to
stick to the standard Snowball rule-based stemmer, but we'll be keeping
our eyes open for other options that may come up.
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and QueryParser objects.
Any tips/code examples? What should we do differently?
Many thanks in advance,
Andrew Green
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For example, if I search for eat, I'd like Lucene to find eating,
eaten, ate, etc.
Hi Andrew,
The example you provide can only partially be performed using a rule based
stemmer, such as those uesd by Snowball. Most
