Dear All, I have two documents. The analyzed and the tokenized contents are mentioned below.
*Document 1 :* *when*, null_1, *my*, null_1, money, fund, amount, payment, creditcard, credit, card, *bank, account*, debit, deduct, *charge*, null_1, my, mobile, usage, *service*, connection *Document 2:* *when*, what, time, what, day, null_1, money, fund, cash, payment, null_1, i, do, you, i, null_1, deduct, *charge*, reduce, debit, from, *my*, *bank, account*, credit, card, null_1, *adsl*, adsl1, adsl-2, adsl-1, adsl2, adsl, 1, adsl, 2, usage, connection, *service* Then, I searched for the following text. *Query:* when my bank account charge adsl service *Scores * Document 1 = 0.74406385 Document 2 = Score = 0.66067594 I was expecting to have Document 2 as the top ranked document. But I get Document 1 as the top ranked even it does not contains the term “adsl”. The word order of the Document 1 matches with the query very well. Can it be the reason ? If it is, how can I neglect the word order when searching. (I am not using phase queries). My searching code look like below and it is very simple. *QueryParser parser = new QueryParser(Version.LUCENE_30, * *"pattern", * *new StandardAnalyzer(Version.LUCENE_30)); * *org.apache.lucene.search.Query query1 = parser.parse(this.query.getQuestion()); * *TopDocs hits = is.search(query1, 10); * Please advice Thanks, Lahiru
