Have you seen SOLR-572? I'm curious how easy it would be to plug
Spelt into that framework. Otherwise, yes, I am interested in
alternatives, but I am not sure we need separate components for ever
spell checker version out there. I do like the sounds of what you have.
-Grant
On Jul 9, 2008, at 6:40 AM, Toby Cole wrote:
Hi,
We've been working on integrating the spelt spellchecker from XTF (http://groups.google.com/group/spelt/
) into solr, and were wondering if anyone else would find it useful.
It is currently implemented as several components:
SpeltComponent - Adds the best suggestion to the solr response as
an array
SpeltFilter & SpeltFilterFactory - Creates a filter which queues
tokens into the spelt index
SpeltHandler - Allows you to query the spellchecker directly
SpeltIndexCreationHandler - Force the creation of the spellchecking
index (typically used if you are not utilizing the post commit
listener, below)
SpeltPostCommitListener - Adds the queued words to the
spellchecking index after each commit.
The approach we have taken is pretty flexible, as it allows you to
decide when to query the spellchecker, and when to create the index.
It has been tested with a corpus of 8 million bibliographic records,
with a total of around 2.3 gig of words queued into it.
Regards, T
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