I'd like to have documents come back sorted by a date saved in my doc. So if I ask for the top 100 hits, I want the 100 most recent according to a doc field, not according to the time time of indexing. I did find the discussion titled "Recency" in this forum which suggested it might be coming (in April 2010 kimchy wrote he intended to add it).
Is it in 0.7.1 by chance? If not, do you know when it might come? Any suggestions in the meantime for how to get this to work?
I'd like to have documents come back sorted by a date saved in my doc. So
if
I ask for the top 100 hits, I want the 100 most recent according to a doc
field, not according to the time time of indexing. I did find the
discussion titled "Recency" in this forum which suggested it might be
coming
(in April 2010 kimchy wrote he intended to add it).
Is it in 0.7.1 by chance? If not, do you know when it might come? Any
suggestions in the meantime for how to get this to work?
I'd like to have documents come back sorted by a date saved in
my doc. So if
I ask for the top 100 hits, I want the 100 most recent
according to a doc
field, not according to the time time of indexing. I did find
the
discussion titled "Recency" in this forum which suggested it
might be coming
(in April 2010 kimchy wrote he intended to add it).
Is it in 0.7.1 by chance? If not, do you know when it might
come? Any
suggestions in the meantime for how to get this to work?
Thanks for your time,
John
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I'd like to have documents come back sorted by a date saved in
my doc. So if
I ask for the top 100 hits, I want the 100 most recent
according to a doc
field, not according to the time time of indexing. I did find
the
discussion titled "Recency" in this forum which suggested it
might be coming
(in April 2010 kimchy wrote he intended to add it).
Is it in 0.7.1 by chance? If not, do you know when it might
come? Any
suggestions in the meantime for how to get this to work?
Thanks for your time,
John
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Sounds like it is not yet in Elastic Search. But, for the record, it is related to recency, but not exactly recency as discussed above. I want to sort based on a datetime field in the document, not on the datetime it was indexed. Say, sorting by birthdate when the order of indexing is not related to order of birth. So, the most recently indexed document is not necessarily the one with the most "recency" as concerns the query.
We have been testing out Elastic Search and are very impressed. However, we do need custom scoring based on a specific document date field; this is a must-have for V1 for us. We have a custom scoring solution we like with our straight-lucene (single box) setup and are now looking into how we could integrate that into Elastic Search. Ideally, we would like to make it a flexible solution that could be pulled into the master.
I didn't see any pulls into master for elasticsearch. Is this something you are open to?
First, I am very much open for contributions. But, I am working as I type on
building the infra to support custom scoring, dynamic facets, range facets,
bucket facets, custom return fields, and map reduce (thats a mouthful ).
It all revolves around the same infra.
I hope that within several days, you will see something.
We have been testing out Elastic Search and are very impressed. However,
we
do need custom scoring based on a specific document date field; this is a
must-have for V1 for us. We have a custom scoring solution we like with
our
straight-lucene (single box) setup and are now looking into how we could
integrate that into Elastic Search. Ideally, we would like to make it a
flexible solution that could be pulled into the master.
I didn't see any pulls into master for elasticsearch. Is this something
you
are open to?
First, I am very much open for contributions. But, I am working as I type
on building the infra to support custom scoring, dynamic facets, range
facets, bucket facets, custom return fields, and map reduce (thats a
mouthful ). It all revolves around the same infra.
I hope that within several days, you will see something.
We have been testing out Elastic Search and are very impressed. However,
we
do need custom scoring based on a specific document date field; this is a
must-have for V1 for us. We have a custom scoring solution we like with
our
straight-lucene (single box) setup and are now looking into how we could
integrate that into Elastic Search. Ideally, we would like to make it a
flexible solution that could be pulled into the master.
I didn't see any pulls into master for elasticsearch. Is this something
you
are open to?
It is based on org.apache.lucene.search.function.FieldScoreQuery and and our subclasses of org.apache.lucene.search.function.CustomScoreQuery org.apache.lucene.search.function.CustomScoreProvider.
We are open to other solutions that work; the final solution doesn't have to be as described above, as long as we can score on a document field of our choosing and it works well.
Thanks -- I'll keep my eyes open for something new coming out soon.
Oh, and I should add that although our current solution works acceptably, it is not perfect. We want to sort based on a date field in the document, which is stored as a long (java.util.Date.getTime()). As you probably know, Lucene CustomScoreProvider (and our subclasses) must return scores as a float, so we loose some precision in our scores. It is good enough for now, but it would be good to implement something better before long.
Thanks. Please notify when it is in master, even if it is not yet in release, as we'd be happy to build it and try it out from there. We could at least help with testing, then.
Thanks. Please notify when it is in master, even if it is not yet in
release, as we'd be happy to build it and try it out from there. We could
at least help with testing, then.
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