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Sabbir Kumar Manandhar commented on LUCENE-2810:
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@Grant, I see this post is nearly two years old.
I have exactly the same issue: Highly redundant data in the Document fields of
an index.
Has there been any solution to this? It would be great if you could share
> Explore Alternate Stored Field approaches for highly redundant data
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> Key: LUCENE-2810
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2810
> Project: Lucene - Core
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: core/store
> Reporter: Grant Ingersoll
> Assignee: Grant Ingersoll
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> In some cases (logs, HTML pages w/ boilerplate, etc.), the stored fields for
> documents contain a lot of redundant information and end up wasting a lot of
> space across a large collection of documents. For instance, simply
> compressing a typical log file often results in > 75% compression rates. We
> should explore mechanisms for applying compression across all the documents
> for a field (or fields) while still maintaining relatively fast lookup (that
> being said, in most logging applications, fast retrieval of a given event is
> not always critical.) For instance, perhaps it is possible to have a part of
> storage that contains the set of unique values for all the fields and the
> document field value simply contains a reference (could be as small as a few
> bits depending on the number of uniq. items) to that value instead of having
> a full copy. Extending this, perhaps we can leverage some existing
> compression capabilities in Java to provide this as well.
> It may make sense to implement this as a Directory, but it might also make
> sense as a Codec, if and when we have support for changing storage Codecs.
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