Re: Re[2]: the time factor

[sunnyfr <jo...@gmail.com>]

Hi Hoss,

How come if  bq doesn't influence what matches -- that's q -- bq only
influence
the scores of existing matches if they also match the bq 

when I put :
as bq=(country:FR)^2 (status_official:1 status_new:1)^2.5 
Ive no result

if I put just bq=(country:FR)^2  Or bq=(status_official:1 status_new:1)^2.5 
or even bq=(country:FR)^2 OR (status_official:1 status_new:1)^2.5 
I will have one result.

I don't want OR but AND, if the book as this status AND are FR then boost it
more but not OR.
Because the book which come up is a book which is not french but still its
should come up.

Thanks a lot





hossman wrote:
> 
> 
> : I'm not quite understanding how boost query works though. How does it
> : "influence" the score exactly? Does it just simply append to the "q"
> : param? From the wiki:
> 
> Esentially yes, but documents must match the at least one clause of 
> the "q", matching the "bq" is optional (and when it happens, will result 
> in a score increase accordingly)
> 
> : If this is how it works, it sounds like the bq will be used first
> : to get a result set, then the result set will be sorted by q
> : (relevance)?
> 
> no.  bq doesn't influence what matches -- that's q -- bq only influence 
> the scores of existing matches if they also match the bq.
> 
> 
> 
> -Hoss
> 
> 
> 

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Re: Re[2]: the time factor

[Chris Hostetter <ho...@fucit.org>]

: How come if  bq doesn't influence what matches -- that's q -- bq only
: influence
: the scores of existing matches if they also match the bq 

because that's the way it was designed ... "bq" is "boost query" it's 
designed to boost the scores of documents that match the "q" param.

: when I put :
: as bq=(country:FR)^2 (status_official:1 status_new:1)^2.5 
: Ive no result
: 
: if I put just bq=(country:FR)^2  Or bq=(status_official:1 status_new:1)^2.5 
: or even bq=(country:FR)^2 OR (status_official:1 status_new:1)^2.5 
: I will have one result.

i can't explain that ... you'd need to post all of the things people 
usually ask about to trouble shoot what might be happening (configs for 
request handler, full query string, debugQuery="true" output, etc...)



-Hoss