Well, "falls between a certain range" is problematical. There's nothing hard and fast about scoring. That is, scores between, say, two different queries are not comparable.
But I really don't understand the question. You won't get "unrelated stuff" in your result set as far as I know. Everything has a relevancy > 0. But what you *do* get is sorted by other than relevancy. Admittedly, it can be pretty limited in relevance, since the lowest document (by relevance) may bethe first in the list because of your sorting. But let's assume that your question is really something I actually have experience with. That is, "how can I apply the sorting to the first N of the most-relevant documents?". I used a TopDocs object and threw the first N documents into a FieldSortedHitQueue (Lucene 2.1, not sure how much earlier this is available). Which has been working like a champ. Best Erick On 5/6/07, Ram Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How do you specify cutoff on search results? If I want to sort the search result, on other than relevancy, I don't want non related stuff showing up at the top. Is there way to set a cutoff, so only result that falls between certain range are displayed? Thanks. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
