I print out the synonym for browned fox shown as following. But NO "make" is
in the list.
I mean I can use synonym to search the contents. When I search for "browned
fox", it should get "brown fox" as the result, but it get "make" as one of
the results. make is not the synonym, so it should not in the result.
What is wrong???
browned (content:browned content:brown)
fox (content:fox content:trick content:throw content:slyboots content:fuddle
content:fob content:dodger content:discombobulate content:confuse
content:confound content:befuddle content:bedevil)
2011/2/13 Erick Erickson <erickerick...@gmail.com>
> At a guess make is a synonym for one of your search terms. doc.get
> returns the original content, not synonyms.
>
>
> So what are your synonyms that might be a factor here?
>
> Best
> Erick
>
> On Sat, Feb 12, 2011 at 6:04 AM, Gong Li <ee07b...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am tying WordNet synonyms into an SynonymAnalyzer. But I find there is
> a
> > wrong in the search result as following:
> >
> > input keywords: *browned fox*
> >
> > query.toString(): (content:browned content:brown) (content:fox
> content:trick
> > content:throw content:slyboots content:fuddle content:fob content:dodger
> > content:discombobulate content:confuse content:confound content:befuddle
> > content:bedevil)
> >
> > topDocs.totalHits: 2
> >
> > doc.get("content"):
> > Result1: We can <b><font color = RED>*make*</font></b> it easy by
> Bluetooth
> > for the communications between computer
> > Result2: The quick <b><font color = RED>*brown*</font></b> <b><font color
> =
> > RED>*fox*</font></b> jump over the lazy dog
> >
> > Result2 is desired result. WHY does it find *make *as the search
> result???
> > HOW can I fix the problem???
> >
>
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