Possibly the fastest way to do this is to use a sortable timestamp field
(e.g. padded long) and use a TermEnumerator, which always gives a
lexicographically-sorted enumeration. Since you'd probably prefer a "most
recent" policy you may need to come up with a reverse-timestamp scheme (e.g.
instead
Hello,
I
am a beginner on using lucene. We developed an application to
create and search index using lucene 2.3.1. We would like to know how
to estimate how much memory is required to support
the index search given an index.
Recently,
the size of the index has reached to about 200GB with 197M of
Hi gang,
I am trying to trace the 2.4 API to create an InstantiatedIndex, but
its rather difficult to connect directory,reader,search,index etc just
reading the javadocs.
I have a (POI - plain old index) directory already and want to
create a faster InstantiatedIndex and IndexSearcher to q
Check out the docs at:
http://lucene.apache.org/java/2_4_0/api/contrib-instantiated/index.html
There is a performance graph there to check out.
The code should be fairly straightforward - you can make an
InstantiatedIndex thats empty, or seed it with an IndexReader. Then you
can make an Inst
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the tips. Here's what I will try (psuedo-code)
endirectory = RAMDirectory("index/dictionary.en")
ensearcher = IndexSearcher(endirectory)
// Adding these
reader = ensearcher.getIndexReader()
iindex = InstantiatedIndex(reader)
ireader = iindex.indexReade
Can you start with an empty index? Then how about:
// Adding these
iindex = InstantiatedIndex()
ireader = iindex.indexReaderFactory()
isearcher = IndexSearcher(ireader)
If you want a copy from another IndexReader though, you have to get that reader
from somewhere right?
- Mark
D
Yeah. That makes sense. Its not too hard to wrap those extra steps so I
can end up with something simpler too. Like:
iindex = InstantiatedIndex("path/to/my/index")
I'm lazy so the intermediate hoops to jump through clutter my code.
Hehe.
:)
Darren
On Sun, 2008-11-16 at 11:46 -0500, Mark Miller
After I switched to InstantiatedIndex from RAMDirectory (but using the
reader from my RAMDirectory to create the InstantiatedIndex), I see a
less than 25% (.25) improvement in speed. Nowhere near the 100x (100.00)
speed mentioned in the documentation. Probably I am doing something
wrong.
I am usi
If you mean using XPath then Nutch doesn't support this. You should develop
it yourself.
Alexander
2008/11/14 Otis Gospodnetic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi Mayur,
>
> Solr has built-in support for facets. I don't understand what you mean by
> scoped searches. Could you please give a concrete examp
