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  1. [lucene-user] Re: instantiated contrib

    Sent 2010-08-26 by Li Li <fancyerii@...>

    " It is strange that it should take 20 second to gather fields," 20s including search and gather fields, it's the total time 2010/8/27 Karl Wettin : > My mail client died while sending this mail.. Sorry for any duplicate. > > It is strange that it should take 20 second to ...

  2. [lucene-user] Bettering search performance

    Sent 2010-08-26 by Shelly_Singh <Shelly_Singh@...>

    Hi, I have a lucene index of 100 million documents. But the document size is very small - 5 fields with 1 or 2 terms each. Only 1 field is analyzed and others are just simply indexed. The index is optimized to 2 segments and the total index size is 7GB. I open a searcher with a termsInfoDivisor...

  3. [lucene-user] Re: instantiated contrib

    Sent 2010-08-26 by Li Li <fancyerii@...>

    if I index only 7k documents, the time comparison: time1: 7602331019 time2: 4246878035 total1: 10736 total2: 7393 it seems II is faster than RAMDirectory. My indexed texts are all hotel names (chinese and english, litter french). it has about 100k terms. terms such as hotel is very frequent and ...

  4. [lucene-user] Re: Solr SynonymFilter in Lucene analyzer

    Sent 2010-08-26 by Arun Rangarajan <arunrangarajan@...>

    Thanks, Lance. After exploring for a while, I used lucene's ShingleFilter followed by the SynonymFilter in Lucene in Action book. Then using the type attribute, I removed all the shingles which did not belong to any category. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 10:28 PM, Lance Norskog wr...

  5. [lucene-solr-dev] Re: instantiated contrib

    Sent 2010-08-26 by Grant Ingersoll <gsingers@...>

    I think that fits with its design goals. It wasn't intended for a large number of docs like RAMDir, more for the case where one might use MemoryIndex, but has more than one doc, but not so many that you need a more compact representation. -Grant On Aug 26, 2010, at 4:11 PM, Earwin Burrfoot wro...

  6. [lucene-solr-dev] Re: Should analysis.jsp honor maxFieldLength

    Sent 2010-08-26 by Robert Muir <rcmuir@...>

    On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 6:06 PM, Chris Hostetter wrote: > > we could concievable support having LimitTokenCountFilter added implicitly > even if that option isn't used, via some syntax like you suggest -- but > honestly i think it's better to just let the user declare i...

  7. [lucene-solr-dev] Re: Should analysis.jsp honor maxFieldLength

    Sent 2010-08-26 by Chris Hostetter <hossman_lucene@...>

    This can be dealt with in a lot of differnet ways in Solr -- even if Lucene removes all suppport for the IndexWriter.maxFieldLength, Solr can still support it by wrapping every analyzer with a LimitTokenCountFilter if that config option is used. we could concievable support having LimitToke...

  8. [lucene-user] Using multiple drives and non-CFS format to improve search performance

    Sent 2010-08-26 by Stefan Nikolic <stefan.nikolic@...>

    Hi everyone, I'm trying to figure out the effects on search performance of using the non-CFS format and spreading the various underlying files to different disks/media types. For example, I'm considering moving a segment's various .t* term-related files onto a solid-state drive, the .fdx/.fdt st...

  9. [lucene-solr-dev] Re: instantiated contrib

    Sent 2010-08-26 by Earwin Burrfoot <earwin@...>

    I meant exactly what I said. My opinion is that Instantiated puts more strain on GC compared to RAMDir. If that aspect is negligible for you (less docs, smaller heap) it quite probably runs faster, if not - after some point GC costs will dwarf any gains. 2010/8/26 Li Li : > ...

  10. [lucene-user] Re: Batch Operation and Commit

    Sent 2010-08-26 by Amin Mohammed-Coleman <aminmc@...>

    Hi Erick Thanks for your response. I used the Lucene in Action 1st edition as a reference for batch indexing. I've just got my copy of the 2nd edition which mentions that there is no point in using RAM directory. Not saying I don't trust you :). I'll update my code to use the normal fs direct...

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