I think the second way is probably the most robust, and it's surprisingly
un-complicated. You wouldn't really be using copyField in that case,
just adding them to the proper field in the document.
Anything you do outside of the update chain would suffer from having to
be kept in synch with the
Hi,
I want to store top 5 high frequency non-stopwords words. I use DIH to
import data. Now I have two approaches -
1. Use DIH JavaScript to find top 5 frequency words and put them in a
copy field. The copy field will then stem it and remove stop words based on
appropriate tokenizers.
