Hello Everyone,
I'm using suggesters with Solr 6.4 to get suggestions for a field with a
decent number of different values across a large number of documents that
is configured like this:
vendorSuggester
BlendedInfixLookupFactory
600
false
DocumentDictionaryFactory
Context filtering, at least using the suggest.cfq parameter, was not
introduced before Solr 6 to my knowledge. As Edwin, I highly recommend
updating.
On Mon, Oct 8, 2018 at 2:20 PM Manu Nair wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using Solr 5.1 for my application.
> I am trying to use the autoSuggest feature of
On Sat, Oct 6, 2018 at 1:04 AM Chris Hostetter
wrote:
> Which is to say: there are no explicit convenience methods for it, but you
> can absolutely use the JSON DSL and JSON facets via SolrJ and the
> QueryRequest -- just add the param key=value that you want, where the
> value is the JSON
Hi Christine,
suggesters work differently than regular search as they complete an input
query, usually based on a state machine built from a dictionary. If you
want the similarity of input and suggestion, you can create a search
component to compute it yourself and set the value in the payload
Hello everyone,
I'm working on a query correction feature based on collations generated by
the spellchecker. This works like a charm, except when numeric tokens are
present in the query. In that case, I don't get any corrections for the
number, although corrections for textual tokens are still
Hi,
there has been an JIRA issue[0] for a long time that contains some patches
for multiple releases of Solr that implement this functionality. It's a
different topic if those patches still work in recent versions, and the
issue has been resolved as a won't fix.
Personally, I think starting
Hi Matthew,
your problem sounds like you want to run something alongside Solr, that
probably uses Solr. Since current versions of Solr basically require you to
go over HTTP, you could deploy the thing you would like to run in the root
context in a separate application container that accesses Solr
Hi,
the admin console is backed by a JSON API. You can run the same requests it
uses programatically. Find them easily by checking your browser debug
tools' networking tab.
Regards,
Chris
On Fri, Sep 30, 2016 at 10:29 AM, subinalex wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> We are running
Hello everyone,
We're in the process of upgrading a service from Solr 4.4 to Solr 6. While
comparing result quality between the two versions, I found that a result's
phrase query score now contains the highest scoring field. In Solr 4.4, the
sum of all matching fields' scores was added to the