I'm trying to build a custom MoreLikeThis implementation that will run
within solr and I've run into a few API hurdles...
1. Can MLT.java be modified to optionally take the Similarity
implementation in the constructor? Currently it is hardcoded to:
private Similarity similarity = new
On May 30, 2007, at 2:45 AM, Ryan McKinley wrote:
I'm trying to build a custom MoreLikeThis implementation that will
run within solr and I've run into a few API hurdles...
1. Can MLT.java be modified to optionally take the Similarity
implementation in the constructor? Currently it is
2. Do retrieveTerms(int docNum) and createQuery(PriorityQueue q) need
to be private? Can they be public? If not public, could they at
least be protected?
I would think protected would be fine, what is your case for it being
public?
From the solr RequestHandler, I want to return the
, 2007 5:16:16 PM
Subject: Re: MoreLikeThis API changes?
2. Do retrieveTerms(int docNum) and createQuery(PriorityQueue q) need
to be private? Can they be public? If not public, could they at
least be protected?
I would think protected would be fine, what is your case for it being
mark harwood wrote:
I want to return the interesting terms used for MLT
Could you do this using Query.extractTerms() on the rewritten version of the
MoreLikeThis query (a BooleanQuery)?
thanks! that works and avoids the PriorityQueue traverstal problems. I
can even get the boost
