It looks like the term and phrase suggesters really only provide
misspelling suggestions. Is it possible to use either of these for a
"related searches" type of functionality?
For example, I have a bunch of product data in my elastic search cluster
and each item includes a title and description. If a user does a search for
"1080p tv" I'd like the suggestions to come back with "samsung 1080p tv",
"1080p lcd tv", etc. based on what it's seen in the title field. Is this
possible? Or will I need to write my own suggester for this?
It looks like the term and phrase suggesters really only provide
misspelling suggestions. Is it possible to use either of these for a
"related searches" type of functionality?
For example, I have a bunch of product data in my elastic search cluster
and each item includes a title and description. If a user does a search for
"1080p tv" I'd like the suggestions to come back with "samsung 1080p tv",
"1080p lcd tv", etc. based on what it's seen in the title field. Is this
possible? Or will I need to write my own suggester for this?
On Fri, Nov 15, 2013 at 5:45 AM, Frank Maritato <frank...@gmail.com<javascript:>
wrote:
It looks like the term and phrase suggesters really only provide
misspelling suggestions. Is it possible to use either of these for a
"related searches" type of functionality?
For example, I have a bunch of product data in my elastic search cluster
and each item includes a title and description. If a user does a search for
"1080p tv" I'd like the suggestions to come back with "samsung 1080p tv",
"1080p lcd tv", etc. based on what it's seen in the title field. Is this
possible? Or will I need to write my own suggester for this?
Thanks!
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