Is there a way to calculate a theoretical max score for the current query? This would be the same score you'd get if a document matched the query exactly. For example:
title:This is my query string desc:Another field, just to show that this concept isn't limited to basic queries. The theoretical max would be the relevancy score to a document with those same fields. I've simulated this by converting queries into documents (use a random id,parse the : delimiter and insert the doc), and then noting the score returned for that doc (the "self-score"), but obviously it's not good to be adding and deleting docs on a whim. i think the answer is no, but I also think this could be done by hacking lucene's relevancy scoring method to output a theoretical max for the given query. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Calculate-Theoretical-Max-tp25096062p25096062.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
