Chris Hostetter wrote:
off the top of my head, i can't think of any better way to do what you are
doing out of hte box with Solr ... if you wanted to write a bit of
custom java code, a FunctionQuery ValueSource that made a bell curve
arround a particular value would be a very cool/vlearn/reusable solution
to this problem.
One thing to watch out for is that this gives you the doc with the latest
date prior to your input, and the doc with the earliest date after your
input -- which is not exactly the two docs with a date which is closest
to ... the two docs with the closest dates might have dates both below
hte input, or both above the input.
Yes, I'm looking for the doc with the latest date prior to my input,
and the doc with the earliest date after my input, not the two docs
with a date which is closest to my input.
One application of this is to determine email's signature.
One person's email signature may change over time. So I only want
to compare one email with the emails immediately before or after
this one.
I haven't written any java code yet. But maybe someday I will
try for this one.
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