I am using solr to do a search. As result I get back a set of fields. One of the fields is "domains". The domain field is a many to many relationship in my database, so my docs contain an array of "domains" the are linked to.
What I want to do is, for each domain in the resultset, count how many times this "domain term" is found in the global result set.
How should I do this ?
You need to look at the Field collapsing feature.
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I'm trying to use Solr to re-rank document results based relevance to the user searching. For example, if I search joann*this could return documents where the Name field is anything from joanna to joanne. What I'm trying to do is to return documents that match on certain attributes that I have as well-- this could be something like us both having the field Location = "NYC".
So my question is two fold- is there a way to grab and handle a users information when they are making a query and also is there a way to re-rank based on these additional field values? Would this look more like writing some code or just an expanded query?
it looks to me like you are talking about functionality that Query Reranking exactly provides. Did you check that out?
I have a bunch of records in my database which all have the same Title but different Locations. Once I filter by within a location boundary, I want to filter out ones with the same Title. Is there an ActiveRecord way to do this? I know about select, but that will only return titles, and I actually need the entire record.
So I have a Business which has a Title. If I select all of the businesses within a given lat/long boundary, multiple instances with the same name (say, Subway) will be returned. I want to limit the result to 10.
In English: Given me ten records (the entire record, not just certain columns) where every title is unique amongst the ten returned.
You can simply use .first, i.e.
Venue.where(name: "Subway").first
If you need more than one element, pass a parameter to first:
Venue.where(name: "Subway").first(10)
To select one entry per distinct value in some column, you can use .group("column_name"):
Venue.where(some_condition).group("name")
ModelName.where(title: "Building")
If you provide a more specific question, I'll provide a more specific answer...
We are using two solrs to index the files. Sometimes one article is indexed in both solrs because we do update. It cause a problem that the facet counts are not correct due to these duplicated articles. How can I de-duplicate the counts?
My advise would be not to keep duplicated articles. So you need a method to identify this duplicates articles and deleted it form one SOLR.
If you don't want to delete duplicate articles you still need to keep track of them.
Knowing which articles from SOLR1 are duplicates in SOLR2 will help you de-duplicate the counts like this:
create an extra field in SOLR1 named :
IsDuplicateField = true, if article is duplicated in SOLR2
= false, otherwise
when you do the query to SOLR1 add: IsDuplicatedField=true to facets.
when retrieving result just decrease the total number of facet counts with total number of IsDuplicateField from SOLR1.
In this situation the facet IsDuplicateField will retrieve all the articles that are duplicated and match your query.
Good luck !
I want to search in multiple fields in Solr.
(In know the concept of the copy-fields and I know the (e)dismax search handler.)
So I have an orderd list of fields, I want the terms to be searched against.
1.) SKU
2.) Name
3.) Description
4.) Summary
and so on.
Now, when the query matches a term, let's say in the SKU field, I want this match and no further searches in the proceeding fields.
Only, if there are NO matches at all in the first field (SKU field), the second field (in this case "name") should be used and so on.
Is this possible with Solr?
Do I have to implement my own Lucene Search Handler for this?
Any advice is welcome!
Thank you,
Bernhard
I think your case requires executing 4 different searches. If you implement you very own SearchHandler you could avoid penalty of search result accumulation in 4 different request. Which means, you would send one query, and custom SearchHandler would execute 4 searches and prepare one result set.
If my guess is right you want to rank the results based on the order of the fields. If so then you can just use standard query like
q=sku:(query)^4 OR name:(query)^3 OR description:(query)^2 OR summary:(query)
this will rank the results by the order of the fields.
Hope is helps.
I am using apache-solr-1.4.1 and jdk1.6.0_14.
I have the following scenario.
I have 3 categories of data indexed in SOLR i.e. CITIES, STATES, COUNTRIES.
When I query data from SOLR I need the search result from SOLR based on the following criteria:
In a single query to SOLR I need data fetched from SOLR grouped by each category with a predefined results count for each category.
How can I specify this condition in SOLR?
I have tried to use SOLR Field Collapsing feature, but I am not able to get the desired output from SOLR.
Please suggest.
My solution is not exactly what you have asked but is my take on what SOLR does best, which is full text search. Instead of grouping the results by "category", I'd suggest you order the results by relevance score but also provide a facet count for the category values. In my experience users expect a "search" to behave like Google, with the best matches at the top. Deviating form this norm confuses the user in most cases.
If you want exactly as you have asked (actual results grouped by category) then you could use a relational database and do a group_by or write a custom function query with SOLR (I cannot advise on this as I've never done it).
More info: index the data with the appropriate fields, e.g. name, population, etc. But also add a field called "category", which would have a value of either CITIES, STATES or COUNTRIES. Then perform a standard SOLR search, which will return results in order of relevance - i.e. best matches at the top. As part of the request, you can specify a facet.field=category, which will return counts for the search results for each of the given categories (in the "facet" results section). In the UI you can then create links for each category facet which performs the original search plus &fq=category:CITIES, etc., thus restricting results to just that category. See the facetting overview on the SOLR wiki for more info.