I think one way to realize it is to run a phrase query.In your example for
example:
if you run phrasequery with " the quick brown fox" you will only have maches
like "*"+"the quickbrown fox"+"*",the * is any other string. that's mean a doc
will be considered as a match only if the doc contans a field that contains
the whole query as a substring.
Code:
when you instantiate the Query Object you should do somthing like this:
QueryParser parser = new QueryParser("contents",analyser);
Query query =parser.parse('"'+queryString+'"');
if the machtes are still not precise enough for you, you have to do it with the
similarity score , for example:
if the score similarity between " the quick brown fox" and doc1 is: 2.5654
and between " the quick brown fox" and doc2 : 7.8982 you should take only the
matches with higher score, it's just an idea.
best regards.
kamal
Original Message:
I want documents which have more number of query term matches to be
<br />returned, not the one with less number of terms to matter.
<br />that is, if I submit the query " the quickbrown fox" have two
<br />documents doc1: brown fox
<br />doc2: the quick brown fox jumps over the lazzy dog.
<br />I want the search result be doc2 .
<br />How can I do so.
<br />peice of code will be helpfull
<br />
<br />
<br />Thanks a lot
<br />
<br />Seid M
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