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Subject: Re: Auto Correction of Solr Query
Thank you for the quick response.
I checked the document on spellcheck.collate. Looks like, it is going to
return the suggestion to the client and the client need to make one more
request to the server with the suggestion.
Is there an
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s, how we can achieve this?
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Is there any suggestions, how we can achieve this?
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> so other than commercial solutions,
> it seems like i need to have plugin
> right? i couldnt find any open source solutions yet...
Yes you need to implement custom SearchComponent (plugin).
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SearchComponent
Or alternatively you can re-search suggestions at client t
so other than commercial solutions, it seems like i need to have plugin
right? i couldnt find any open source solutions yet...
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Hi,
Suggestion #1 is not always the best suggestion unfortunately. DYM
ReSearcher at http://sematext.com/products/dym-researcher/index.html
that Ahmet pointed to deals with this, among other things.
Otis
On Tue, Oct 9, 2012 at 12:24 PM, Amit Nithian wrote:
> What's preventing you from using t
What's preventing you from using the spell checker and take the #1
result and re-issue the query from a sub-class of the query component?
It should be reasonably fast to re-execute the query from the server
side since you are already within Solr. You can modify the response to
indicate that the new
> I would like to ask if there are any ways to correct user's
> queries
> automatically? I know there is spellchecker which *suggests*
> possible
> correct words... The thing i wanna do is *automatically
> fixing* those
> queries and running instead of the original one
not out of the box, you need
ease give me some details
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