Hello,
I had a look at the Constant Score approach suggested by Emir: (q0^=100) OR
(q1)^=90 ...
As observed by Alexandre it seems to introduce stratification at the cost of
the intra-query ranking
which is not satisfactory.
So if I imagine Constant Score as a function f(x) = C operating on a d
I think this solution will destroy intra-query ranking. So all results in
q0 come before q1 but would be random within q0 results.
Would instead just a bunch of boost queries with different weights
(additive probably) be a beter way to introduce stratification?
Regards,
Alex
On Thu, Jun 7, 20
Hi Robert,
If I get your requirement right, you can solve it with following:
(q0)^=100 OR (q1)^=90….
Assuming there are no overlaps - otherwise, one matching multiple conditions
can change the ordering.
HTH,
Emir
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Hello,
I am investigating the following use case.
Suppose I have a list of queries q_0, q_1, ..., q_n which I combine to a
boolean query using 'SHOULD'-clauses.
The requirement for the hits sorting is that the results of q_0 precede the
results of q_1, the results of q_1 precede the
results of
