Occurance per another field

Elastic Stack Elasticsearch
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Hi ,

I have documents which are described in the

GIST - https://gist.github.com/1347280

In each document i have many companies. (Which i am putting in companies
list)
For each company i have attributes tag with values like "software" ,
"product" , "service" ... etc

When a search hits , i want to know which all companies are included in the
search (This can be done using term facets)
Now under each company , i want to know its tags.

Eg: Now when a query hit , the facet result should be something like

comapy : [ { name : yahoo , hits : 3 , tags : [ internet , software ,
product ] } ,
{ name : IBM , hits : 2 , tags : [ software , service ]}]

I figured out it has something to do with term_stat , but am not getting
it to work.

Can someone give an insight on this.

Thanks
Vineeth

2

It has nothing to do with terms stats. You can't do this with elasticsearch.

On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 10:22 AM, Vineeth Mohan vineethmohan@algotree.comwrote:

Hi ,

I have documents which are described in the

GIST - gist:1347280 · GitHub

In each document i have many companies. (Which i am putting in companies
list)
For each company i have attributes tag with values like "software" ,
"product" , "service" ... etc

When a search hits , i want to know which all companies are included in
the search (This can be done using term facets)
Now under each company , i want to know its tags.

Eg: Now when a query hit , the facet result should be something like

comapy : [ { name : yahoo , hits : 3 , tags : [ internet , software ,
product ] } ,
{ name : IBM , hits : 2 , tags : [ software , service ]}]

I figured out it has something to do with term_stat , but am not getting
it to work.

Can someone give an insight on this.

Thanks
Vineeth

3

I came up with a workaround here

Now instead of

list : [ {company : yahoo , tag : internet } ,
{company : IBM , tag : software }]

It would be

list : [ {company : yahoo , yahoo : internet } ,
{company : IBM , IBM : software }]

This way , i can first search for the company and with company name as
field name , i can run the facets to get the related details.

Thanks
Vineeth

On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 4:11 PM, Shay Banon kimchy@gmail.com wrote:

It has nothing to do with terms stats. You can't do this with
elasticsearch.

On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 10:22 AM, Vineeth Mohan vineethmohan@algotree.comwrote:

Hi ,

I have documents which are described in the

GIST - gist:1347280 · GitHub

In each document i have many companies. (Which i am putting in companies
list)
For each company i have attributes tag with values like "software" ,
"product" , "service" ... etc

When a search hits , i want to know which all companies are included in
the search (This can be done using term facets)
Now under each company , i want to know its tags.

Eg: Now when a query hit , the facet result should be something like

comapy : [ { name : yahoo , hits : 3 , tags : [ internet , software ,
product ] } ,
{ name : IBM , hits : 2 , tags : [ software , service ]}]

I figured out it has something to do with term_stat , but am not getting
it to work.

Can someone give an insight on this.

Thanks
Vineeth