Thanks Uwe
Saurabh Agarwal
On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 11:09 AM, Uwe Schindler u...@thetaphi.de wrote:
There is a class NumericField in the same package.
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Hi Ian,
Thanx for your reply. vector.size() returns the total number of indexed
terms in the index. However I was able to run the program and get the
results finally with your help. Thanks a lot.
Manjula
On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 6:52 PM, Ian Lea ian@gmail.com wrote:
What does vector.size()
Hi,
Is it possible to put the indexed terms into an array in lucene. For
example, imagine I have indexed a single document in Lucene and now I want
to acces those terms in the index. Is it possible to retrieve (call) those
terms as array elements? If it is possible, then how?
Thanks,
Manjula
On 2010-05-14 11:35, manjula wijewickrema wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to put the indexed terms into an array in lucene. For
example, imagine I have indexed a single document in Lucene and now I want
to acces those terms in the index. Is it possible to retrieve (call) those
terms as array
Hi Andrzej
Thanx for the reply. But as you have mentioned, creating arrays for indexed
terms seems to be little difficult. Here my intention is to find the term
frequencies (of terms) of an indexed document. I can find the term frequency
of a particular term (giving as a query) if I specify the
On 2010-05-14 14:24, manjula wijewickrema wrote:
Hi Andrzej
Thanx for the reply. But as you have mentioned, creating arrays for indexed
terms seems to be little difficult. Here my intention is to find the term
frequencies (of terms) of an indexed document. I can find the term frequency
of a
On May 12, 2010, at 7:42 PM, roy-lucene-u...@xemaps.com wrote:
Hi guys,
I've had this code for some time but am just now questioning if it works.
I have a custom filter that i've been using since Lucene 1.4 to Lucene 2.2.0
and it essentially builds up a BitSet like so:
for ( int x =
Could you address your needs by assigning each document a unique
identifier (maybe you have a natural key, or maybe you could generate
a new GUID or something for each doc), and using those identifiers,
rather than internal Lucene docids, to track documents between the
search stage and the loading
The patch looks correct.
The 16 MB RAM buffer means the sum of the shared char[], byte[] and
PostingList/RawPostingList memory will be kept under 16 MB. There are
definitely other things that require memory beyond this -- eg during a
segment merge, SegmentReaders are opened for each segment
We do assign GUIDs to everything in the index for cases where longer-term
identity is necessary. For this case, using GUIDs would be prohibitively
expensive as we'd need to load the GUIDs for all search results. We might
have tens of thousands of results and only want to load a random 100, so
The doc id will get changed if the segments are merged. The doc id is
more depending on the order of documents being added.
Just think about it. The doc ids are starting from 0 to N. And when some
documents are deleted, they are marked deleted on .del file. So no
change there. When some
Right, but my question was whether merging segments will renumber docs *if
no documents are deleted*. Empirically, the answer is no. I've written
test code that indexes documents with a field equal to each document's
current id, and verified that the ids still match the field values even
after
Dear Andrzej,
Thanx for your valuable help. I also noticed this HighFreqTerms approach in
the Lucene email archive and try to use it. In order to do that I have
downloaded lucene-misc-2.9.1.jar and added org.apache.lucene.misc package
into my project. Now I think I have to call this HighFreqTerms
Hi,
I am struggling with using HighFreTerms class for the purpose of find high
fre. terms in my index. My target is to get the high frequency terms in an
indexed document (single document). To do that I have added
org.apache.lucene.misc package into my project. I think upto that point I am
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