Unless you provide more insight in what you are doing, the query you are
running and how you analyze things I don't think anybody will / can help
you here.
There are so many moving parts here, by all means I would guess the problem
is in your code ie. you are not comparing apples and apples.
that said, I am happy to help you either way. you can also share your code
maybe on github or so?
simon
On Sunday, March 10, 2013 12:40:47 PM UTC+1, Ophir Michaeli wrote:
Hi,
I index 1 million pages in lucene and the same pages in elasticsearch.
In elasticsearch I get 5 to 10% les results (the results I do get are the
same in elasticsearch as with lucene).
Issue solved. The problem was that the document id at elasticsearch was a
bit (logically) different than the one used as lucene document id. So some
of the indexed data at ES was overridden when doc id repeated itself.
Thank you Simon
On Sunday, March 10, 2013 3:21:46 PM UTC+2, simonw wrote:
Unless you provide more insight in what you are doing, the query you are
running and how you analyze things I don't think anybody will / can help
you here.
There are so many moving parts here, by all means I would guess the
problem is in your code ie. you are not comparing apples and apples.
that said, I am happy to help you either way. you can also share your code
maybe on github or so?
simon
On Sunday, March 10, 2013 12:40:47 PM UTC+1, Ophir Michaeli wrote:
Hi,
I index 1 million pages in lucene and the same pages in elasticsearch.
In elasticsearch I get 5 to 10% les results (the results I do get are the
same in elasticsearch as with lucene).
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