thank you. But I don't think SpanFirst query is my need. Because I
want to get all documents that contains any term. But give the one
whose position is top a boost. The same is term's relative posistions.
e.g.
doc1 apache lucene is a open source project
doc2 apache is a http server and many many other words ...
lucene ...
if user searchs apache lucene, I want both the docs are presented to
user. But doc1 gets a higher score. I don't want to use a phrase query
because it's slow(compare to boolean query) and set slop to 10000
seems strange.
e.g.
doc1 some other text ... apache lucene
is a open source project
doc2 apache lucene is a open source project some other text
SpanFirstQuery is not my need. if user search apache, I want to show
both docs but give higher score to doc2 because the matched terms'
position less than doc1. If I use SpanFirstQuery SpanFirstQuery sfq =
new SpanFirstQuery(apache, 100); I will fail to find docs which
contains apache whose position is larger than 100.
2010/6/4 Erik Hatcher <[email protected]>:
> This is perhaps best discussed on the java-user list instead. Here's some
> thoughts...
>
> On Jun 4, 2010, at 2:36 AM, Li Li wrote:
>
>> hi all,
>> I want to implement a query that taking position and terms'
>> relative positions into consideration. It only supports multiterm
>> queries like boolean or query.
>> But I want to consider term postion and terms relative positions.
>> e.g. there are two docs
>> doc1 apache lucene is a open source project
>> doc2 apache is a http server and lucene ...
>> if user search "apache lucene" doc1 will win because apache lucene
>> appear closer than doc2
>
> A PhraseQuery will do that. It's common-place to OR in a (sloppy) phrase
> query for the users query in order to get proximity to boost things. No
> custom query needed to accomplish this.
>
>> e.g.
>> doc1 some other text apache lucene is a open source project
>> doc2 apache lucene is a open source project some other text
>> doc2 wins because "apache lucene" appear at the first position
>
> And here, SpanFirstQuery is your friend. So OR'ing a PhraseQuery and a
> SpanFirstQuery (with nested SpanNearQuery, or whatever is appropriate) seems
> to accomplish your goals.
>
> Give those a try and report back if things still aren't quite what you're
> after.
>
> Erik
>
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