Hi, All,
I am an enthusiastic user of Lucene and it is very helpful to my
projects at hand. As probabilistic models such as BM25 are very popular
among research communities now, do you have any plan to incorporate some
of them in future Lucene release? I believe that will make Lucene even
more pop
Hi Jianhan,
I am not aware, however, of anyone working on a BM25 implementation.
We are a volunteer project, though, so we are always open to
contributions!
-Grant
On Oct 17, 2006, at 5:50 AM, J.Zhu wrote:
Hi, All,
I am an enthusiastic user of Lucene and it is very helpful to my
proje
Subject: Re: Include BM25 in Lucene?
Hi Jianhan,
I am not aware, however, of anyone working on a BM25 implementation.
We are a volunteer project, though, so we are always open to
contributions!
-Grant
On Oct 17, 2006, at 5:50 AM, J.Zhu wrote:
> Hi, All,
>
> I am an enthusiastic user
J.Zhu wrote:
If I would like to contribute, what should I do? I am not a good Java
developer myself though. Can I work with someone also interested?
In some of my group's usage of lucene over large document collections,
we have split the documents across several machines. This has lead to a
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Subject: Re: Include BM25 in Lucene?
J.Zhu wrote:
>If I would like to contribute, what should I do? I am not a good Java
>developer myself though. Can I work with someone also interested?
>
Vic Bancroft wrote on 10/17/2006 02:44 AM:
> In some of my group's usage of lucene over large document collections,
> we have split the documents across several machines. This has lead to
> a concern of whether the inverse document frequency was appropriate,
> since the score seems to be dependant
Chuck Williams wrote:
Vic Bancroft wrote on 10/17/2006 02:44 AM:
In some of my group's usage of lucene over large document collections,
we have split the documents across several machines. This has lead to
a concern of whether the inverse document frequency was appropriate,
since the score
