Hi,
I knew I could get that information by using the "debug" query parameter,
but I want to use it in "production".
If I want to use it in "production", I have to write a plugin?
2020年3月25日(水) 9:03 Yasufumi Mizoguchi :
> Hi,
>
> I think "debug" query parameter or "explain" document transformer
Try splainer.io - it parses the Debug output to show in detail how the
scores are calculated (disclaimer, I work for OSC who created it - but
it's free & open source of course ).
Charlie
On 23/03/2020 01:26, Taisuke Miyazaki wrote:
The blog looks like it's going to be useful from now on, so I
Hi,
I think "debug" query parameter or "explain" document transformer will help
you
to know which fields and query conditions are boosted.
https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/7_5/common-query-parameters.html
https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/7_5/transforming-result-documents.html
Thanks,
Yas
The blog looks like it's going to be useful from now on, so I'll take a
look.Thank you.
What I wanted, however, was a way to know what field was boosted as a
result.
But I couldn't find a way to do that, so instead I tried to get the field
and value out of the resulting score by putting a binary b
Hi Taisuke,
there are various ways of approaching boosting and scoring in Apache Solr.
First of all you must decide if you are interested in multiplicative or
additive boost.
Multiplicative will multiply the score of your search result by a certain
factor while the additive will just add the factor
I'm using Solr 7.5.0.
I want to get boosted field and values per documents.
e.g.
documents:
id: 1, features: [1]
id: 2, features: [1,2]
id: 3, features: [1,2,3]
query:
bq: features:2^1.0 AND features:3^1.0
I expect results like below.
boosted:
- id: 2
- field: features, value: 2
