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> On Apr 15, 2016, at 9:53 PM, will martin <[email protected]> wrote: > > coir.edu there;s a paper by croft et al about the impact of structured data > onslaught being handled by IR engines with strengths in unstructured. > >> On Apr 15, 2016, at 1:01 PM, Diego Bernardes <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >> I'm a long time user of Elasticsearch and Solr, have used in lots of >> projects, but until now didn't need to change how the documents are scored. >> >> The actual project my team is developing have a very specific need of >> precision and scoring. >> Recentely found Algolia, they built a search engine from scratch using a >> different aproach from Lucene. The main diffence is on scoring, in my >> opinion the way they score is better suited to structured documents (like >> products on a ecommerce), the sort is like a sql database, when there are >> criterias and they are sorted in order. >> >> The way Lucene works with a single float score works very well for >> unestructured documents, but when you know exactly what you want and in >> what field, Algolia approach seems better. >> >> The question is, there is any way to do overwrite the way Lucene score? I >> need to have several fields or a object, intead of a single float, >> something like this: >> >> { >> exactMatch: 2, >> typo: 0, >> customFieldScore: 10 >> ... >> } >> >> Thanks! >
