Hi everybody!!!
first of all I want to comment that at the moment I am a beginner in
elasticsearch. so, I have the following situation and I don't know if it is
possible to solve with elasticsearch.
I have a Index that contains for every document the content of a web page.
I want to develop a query where I give a text and it return the part of the
field that contains the text. Perhaps with one example I can explain me
better.
document 1:
field_Id: 1
content : "This is one example to search a text in a long string"
document 2:
field_id: 2
content : "The second example help us to texting the function to search"
If I send the word "tex" I will expect to have the return: "text",
"texting".
Please tell me if elasticsearch is as powerful that can solve this or if I
have to implement an algorithm to solve it.
In advance thanks a lot.
Regards
Jorge von Rudno
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Hello Jorge ,
Here please expand your requirement specifications.
There are couple of things out there which will help you
- Stemmers - It will convert all words like "Run , running , ran" ->
into its baseform . That is run. ES has support for snowball and porterstem
stemmers -
Elasticsearch Platform — Find real-time answers at scale | Elastic
- Find similar words like spell check and all using fuzzy query -
Elasticsearch Platform — Find real-time answers at scale | Elastic
- Find words which will look similar when pronounced - Like cool and
kool. Phonetic tokenizer -
GitHub - elastic/elasticsearch-analysis-phonetic: Phonetic Analysis Plugin for Elasticsearch
- And the last one , the particular example you have quoted , i believe
you need to use shingle or NGram (
Elasticsearch Platform — Find real-time answers at scale | Elastic
,
Elasticsearch Platform — Find real-time answers at scale | Elastic
)
Thanks
Vineeth
On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 12:40 PM, Jorge von Rudno <
jorge.vonrudno.gp@googlemail.com> wrote:
Hi everybody!!!
first of all I want to comment that at the moment I am a beginner in
elasticsearch. so, I have the following situation and I don't know if it is
possible to solve with elasticsearch.
I have a Index that contains for every document the content of a web page.
I want to develop a query where I give a text and it return the part of the
field that contains the text. Perhaps with one example I can explain me
better.
document 1:
field_Id: 1
content : "This is one example to search a text in a long string"
document 2:
field_id: 2
content : "The second example help us to texting the function to search"
If I send the word "tex" I will expect to have the return: "text",
"texting".
Please tell me if elasticsearch is as powerful that can solve this or if I
have to implement an algorithm to solve it.
In advance thanks a lot.
Regards
Jorge von Rudno
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On 07/09/2014 09:26 AM, vineeth mohan wrote:
Hello Jorge ,
Here please expand your requirement specifications.
There are couple of things out there which will help you
- Stemmers - It will convert all words like "Run , running , ran" ->
into its baseform . That is run. ES has support for snowball and
porterstem stemmers
- Find similar words like spell check and all using fuzzy query
- Find words which will look similar when pronounced - Like cool and
kool. Phonetic tokenizer
- And the last one , the particular example you have quoted , i
believe you need to use shingle or NGram
(Elasticsearch Platform — Find real-time answers at scale | Elastic
, Elasticsearch Platform — Find real-time answers at scale | Elastic)
Thanks
Vineeth
On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 12:40 PM, Jorge von Rudno
<jorge.vonrudno.gp@googlemail.com
mailto:jorge.vonrudno.gp@googlemail.com> wrote:
Hi everybody!!!
first of all I want to comment that at the moment I am a beginner
in elasticsearch. so, I have the following situation and I don't
know if it is possible to solve with elasticsearch.
I have a Index that contains for every document the content of a
web page. I want to develop a query where I give a text and it
return the part of the field that contains the text. Perhaps with
one example I can explain me better.
document 1:
field_Id: 1
content : "This is one example to search a _*text*_ in a long string"
document 2:
field_id: 2
content : "The second example help us to _*texting*_ the function
to search"
If I send the word "tex" I will expect to have the return: "text",
"texting".
Please tell me if elasticsearch is as powerful that can solve this
or if I have to implement an algorithm to solve it.
In advance thanks a lot.
Regards
Jorge von Rudno
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hello Vieeeth, thanks a lot for your great support, I will work with
your suggestions and I will tell you about the result.
Best regards
Jorge von Rudno
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