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Posted to java-user@lucene.apache.org by Lucenius <Ja...@hotmail.de> on 2013/02/18 21:29:52 UTC
CJK evaluation. Standardanalyzer and Querytime.
Hello community,
i am doing an evaluation in the context of CJK. I compare some indexing
strategies like "unigram", "bigram", "unigram + bigram" and "word based"
indexing.
1.
I used the Standardanalyzer for "unigram". I think it works for chinese but
it is doing some other staff for Japanese and Korean. In Japanese some
characters get combined and for Korean it works like a WhiteSpaceAnalyzer,
right? Which Analyzer would you prefer for "unigrams" in Japanese and
Korean? Is there any flag in the CJKAnalyzer to output "unigrams" only?
2.
I used the CJKAnalyzer for "bigrams" and "unigrams + bigrams". I think it
works correct, but i have some performance issues. The Querytime for
"unigram + bigram" is about 8-20 times higher than "bigram" only. Any ideas?
Thank you.
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