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>> IMHO, adding a PayloadTermQuery-like type to change the term frequency based
>> on a function of payload is fine, but can easily be modelled with
>> FeatureField, too.
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>> Uwe
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>> Uwe Schindler
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a function of payload is fine, but can easily be modelled with
> FeatureField, too.
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> Uwe
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> Hi all,
>
> The new intervals queries are now nearly at feature parity with Spans; t
Hi Alan,
I've built custom SpanQuery derivatives that filter matches based on
encoded information in the payload. Section/Page/Paragraph/Sentence IDs
can be put here, and the case of the original surface form can be encoded
here as well. I'm sure others can come up with creative uses. My uses o
Hi all,
The new intervals queries are now nearly at feature parity with Spans; the
implementations still outstanding are all to do with using payloads.
Currently, span queries allow you to filter out spans based on the payloads of
the matching terms, and also allow you to modify the score of t
