I've tried to use the site. I saw that when I search for Matex, it actually
only gives a boost of 0.8 to the word Latex as it is not the main word that
is search, but I still can't understand why the score can be so high?
This is what I get from the output explanation:
{
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- "match": true,
this site has been a great help to me in seeing how things shake out as far
as the scores are concerned: http://splainer.io/
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On Thu, May 28, 2015 at 10:06 AM,
You explain parameter and it should show you the scores and the calculations
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On May 28, 2015, at 10:06 AM, Zheng Lin Edwin Yeo wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone knows how Solr does its scoring with a query that has proximity
search enabled.
For example, when I issue a query q=Matex~1,
Hi,
Does anyone knows how Solr does its scoring with a query that has proximity
search enabled.
For example, when I issue a query q=Matex~1, the result with the top score
that came back was actually 'Latex', and with a score of 2.27. This is with
the fact that there are several documents in my in
