Hi,
I'm using Lucene to index documents and I want just to limit
the terms indexed by a list of terms provided by an Ontology.
May someone help me to know how can I do that ?
Thanks,
GD
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but in the javadoc expression, there no the TFIDF weight for query , juste
for the document and the Cosine use the both.. hmm strange
i have a report to write about lucene and i don't know
what formula write in the paper and how explain it
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From: Karl Koch
On Jan 19, 2004, at 5:03 AM, Nicolas Maisonneuve wrote:
i have a report to write about lucene and i don't know
what formula write in the paper and how explain it
Ultimately the answer lies within the code itself - as we all know
documentation and FAQ's can easily become out of sync from the
Hello,
I think you have to write your own Analyser who filters out all other words
before providing the text to an indexer.
karl
Hi,
I'm using Lucene to index documents and I want just to limit
the terms indexed by a list of terms provided by an Ontology.
May someone help me to know how
I am using Lucene final.if i want to delete the documents from the index with
IndexReader.delete(i) where i is doc. number in index.There will some problem occer
during obtaining of lock as file could not create in obtain() method of
FSDirectory.java
and following error occur: Lock obtain
Respected Sir,
I am doing work on lucene final .I have indexed 10 documents related with word java
like
www.java.sun.com
www.javasoft.com
www.sun.com and so on
Now i want to do ranking of these documents on entering query : Java .
So can i do it with boosting document or by field.
What
Hi guys!
i just downloaded the lucene software and start the tutorial simple =
demo...
i tried to execute the IndexFiles.java on a NetBeans envirement on =
Windowx xp platform...
i replaced args[0] with the path: C:\\lucene-1.2\\src but i have the =
following exception:
caught a
Hi all,
Have a question concerning indexing of HTML files.
One of the files I'm trying to index have a input type=image ... tag
that also contain a call to a javascript with a string argument that is
about 1300 characters long. At this point Lucene seems to stop indexing the
remaining part the
Look at the IndexWriter Javadocs. One of the fields allows you to set
maximum term length. This may also be a problem with the HTML parser
you are using. You didn't share a lot of details, so I cannot help
more.
Otis
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Hi all,
Have a question
On Jan 19, 2004, at 7:27 PM, Syrén Per wrote:
Hi all,
Have a question concerning indexing of HTML files.
One of the files I'm trying to index have a input type=image ...
tag
that also contain a call to a javascript with a string argument that is
about 1300 characters long. At this point Lucene
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