Actually I have documents like this one, country of inventor is inside
the field "inventor"
It's not exactly an inventor notice, it's a patent notive with several
fields.
The "patent-number" field is the fieldkey.
Should I split my document and use fieldkey to link them (like on normal
database)?
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<add>
<doc>
<field name="patent-number">EP1416522A4</field>
<field name="publication-date">20050921</field>
<field name="family-id">19052554</field>
<field name="title-en">THIN-FILM SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND ITS PRODUCTION
METHOD</field>
<field name="title-fr">DISPOSITIF SEMI-CONDUCTEUR A FILM MINCE ET SON
PROCEDE DE PRODUCTION</field>
<field name="title-de">DANNFILM-HALBLEITERBAUELEMENT UND VERFAHREN ZU
SEINER HERSTELLUNG</field>
<field name="ecla">H01L21/20D2</field>
<field name="ipcr">H01L 21/02 20060101C I20051008RMEP </field>
<field name="applicant">ADV LCD TECH DEV CT CO LTD [JP]</field>
<field name="inventor">MATSUMURA M [JP]</field>
<field name="inventor">OANA Y [JP]</field>
<field name="inventor">ABE H [JP]</field>
<field name="inventor">YAMAMOTO Y [JP]</field>
<field name="inventor">KOSEKI H [JP]</field>
<field name="inventor">WARABISAKO M [JP]</field>
</doc>
</add>
Le 10/05/2012 14:57, G.Long a écrit :
You don't have to create a document per field. You have to create a
document per person.
If inventors, applicants, assignees and attorneys have properties in
common, you could have a model like :
<field name="name" ...>
<field name="country" ...>
<field name="occupation ...>
...
Then you create a document which contain all of these fields for each
person.
Regards,
Gary
Le 10/05/2012 14:47, Bruno Mannina a écrit :
But I have more than 80 000 000 documents with many fields with this
kind of description?!
i.e:
inventor
applicant
assignee
attorney
I must create for each document 4 documents ??
Le 10/05/2012 14:41, G.Long a écrit :
When you add data into Solr, you add documents which contain fields.
In your case, you should create a document for each of your
inventors with every attribute they could have.
Here is an example in Java:
SolrInputDocument doc = new SolrInputDocument();
doc.addField("inventor", "Rossi");
doc.addField("country", "FR");
solrServer.add(doc);
...
And then you do the same for all your inventors.
This way, each doc in your index represents one inventor and you can
query them like:
q=inventor:rossi AND country:FR
Le 10/05/2012 14:33, Bruno Mannina a écrit :
like that:
<field name="inventor-country">CH</field>
<field name="inventor-country">FR</field>
but in this case Ioose the link between inventor and its country?
if I search an inventor named ROSSI with CH:
q=inventor:rossi and inventor-country=CH
the I will get this result but it's not correct because Rossi is FR.
Le 10/05/2012 14:28, G.Long a écrit :
Hi :)
You could just add a field called country and then add the
information to your document.
Regards,
Gary L.
Le 10/05/2012 14:25, Bruno Mannina a écrit :
Dear,
I can't find how can I define in my schema.xml a field with this
format?
My original format is:
<exch:inventors>
<exch:inventor>
<exch:inventor-name>
<name>WEBER WALTER</name>
</exch:inventor-name>
<residence>
<country>CH</country>
</residence>
</exch:inventor>
<exch:inventor>
<exch:inventor-name>
<name>ROSSI PASCAL</name>
</exch:inventor-name>
<residence>
<country>FR</country>
</residence>
</exch:inventor>
</exch:inventors>
I convert it to:
...
<field name="inventor">WEBER WALTER</field>
<field name="inventor">ROSSI PASCAL</field>
...
but how can I add Country code to the field without losing the
link between inventor?
Can I use an attribut ?
Any idea are welcome :)
Thanks,
Bruno Mannina
