I like this idea and will give it a shot when I have some cycles. I
definitely think something at the top level is needed on scoring,
even if it is just pointers to appropriate pieces inside.
I was even torn about the reproducing of the scoring formula in the
scoring file. Does anyone know of a way in Anakia to do an include
or to scrape the formula automatically out of the Similarity javadoc?
Also, does anyone else have any thoughts on the content? Where is it
right, where is it wrong?
Thanks,
Grant
On Sep 1, 2006, at 1:11 AM, Chris Hostetter wrote:
: For my part, I was thinking more about material along the lines
of 1.5
: (Understanding the core indexing classes) and 1.6 (Understanding the
: core searching classes) in LIA. It strikes me that javadocs are
little
: hard-core for that. A little difficult for the beginner to
absorb. More
: reference than tutorial?
perhaps the existing scoring.html document should be split up? ..
leave
the Introduction, and most of the "Scoring" sections in the
"site" (much
like query parser syntax and file formats are) and move some of the
more
developer specific / class specific information from the "Query
Classes", "Changing SImilarity" and "Changing your Scoring"
sections into
the javadocs?
-Hoss
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