Counting the results with setMinScore

Is it possible to count the results of similar documents indexed exceeding
a certain minimal score with more like this query?

Currently I am doing the following which is very inefficient:

public long getCount(MoreLikeThisQueryBuilder mltQueryBuilder, float
similarityAcceptance) {

    SearchResponse response = client.prepareSearch()

            .setQuery(mltQueryBuilder)

            .setMinScore(similarityAcceptance)

            .execute()

            .actionGet();

    return response.hits().totalHits();

}

and I would like something like the following:

public long getCount(MoreLikeThisQueryBuilder mltQueryBuilder, float
similarityAcceptance) {

    CountResponse response = client.prepareCount()

            .setQuery(mltQueryBuilder)

            .setMinScore(similarityAcceptance)

            .execute()

            .actionGet();

    return response.count();

}

Except that this second method does not take minimum score into
consideration, it counts all the documents, that is as if
similarityAcceptance = 0.0f.

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My friend told me that the functionality I would want is unsupported.

On Monday, 20 May 2013 17:03:13 UTC-7, Dávid Tóth wrote:

Is it possible to count the results of similar documents indexed exceeding
a certain minimal score with more like this query?

Currently I am doing the following which is very inefficient:

public long getCount(MoreLikeThisQueryBuilder mltQueryBuilder, float
similarityAcceptance) {

    SearchResponse response = client.prepareSearch()

            .setQuery(mltQueryBuilder)

            .setMinScore(similarityAcceptance)

            .execute()

            .actionGet();

    return response.hits().totalHits();

}

and I would like something like the following:

public long getCount(MoreLikeThisQueryBuilder mltQueryBuilder, float
similarityAcceptance) {

    CountResponse response = client.prepareCount()

            .setQuery(mltQueryBuilder)

            .setMinScore(similarityAcceptance)

            .execute()

            .actionGet();

    return response.count();

}

Except that this second method does not take minimum score into
consideration, it counts all the documents, that is as if
similarityAcceptance = 0.0f.

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Hmm, it should be possible using the search API. Set search_type=count
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specify a min_score
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On 21 May 2013 18:54, Dávid Tóth 900102xy@gmail.com wrote:

My friend told me that the functionality I would want is unsupported.

On Monday, 20 May 2013 17:03:13 UTC-7, Dávid Tóth wrote:

Is it possible to count the results of similar documents indexed
exceeding a certain minimal score with more like this query?

Currently I am doing the following which is very inefficient:

public long getCount(**MoreLikeThisQueryBuilder mltQueryBuilder, float
similarityAcceptance) {

    SearchResponse response = client.prepareSearch()

            .setQuery(mltQueryBuilder)

            .setMinScore(**similarityAcceptance)

            .execute()

            .actionGet();

    return response.hits().totalHits();

}

and I would like something like the following:

public long getCount(**MoreLikeThisQueryBuilder mltQueryBuilder, float
similarityAcceptance) {

    CountResponse response = client.prepareCount()

            .setQuery(mltQueryBuilder)

            .setMinScore(**similarityAcceptance)

            .execute()

            .actionGet();

    return response.count();

}

Except that this second method does not take minimum score into
consideration, it counts all the documents, that is as if
similarityAcceptance = 0.0f.

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