David Smiley
David Smiley
It would be neat to add some sort of sentence segmentation to the query time text analysis to trigger a break in tagging. For example (a very silly one!) the...
The Lucene `FSTOrdPostingsFormat` (Solr schema `postingsFormat="FSTOrd50"`) Is like FSTPostingsFormat but has "ordinals" -- term ordinals. Ordinals are not supported by most postings formats but this one has it. In TermPrefixCursor.java...
It would be cool to have a Solr URP that does text tagging and applies the results as fields. The referenced documents from tagging might include metadata that can be...
I know that the SolrTextTagger is used by CareerBuilder to find interesting things in a user's query to then do other things (like boost or apply a filter). There is...
## Feature Brave has adapters for the OpenTracing API, but Brave will never yield a OT [NoopSpan](https://github.com/opentracing/opentracing-java/blob/master/opentracing-noop/src/main/java/io/opentracing/noop/NoopSpan.java). It should! ## Rationale The OpenTracing API only has one way to know...
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-10202 #11239 TODO on choice of naming RE spherical vs spatial3d Note: as of this writing, the build doesn't publish the nice Gradle metadata
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-10018 Let's not use the Fields class anymore for TermVectors. In this PR, we introduce a new class "DocTermVectors" in its stead. #11057
ShapeFactoryImpl ought to consistency pass `expandBufForLongitudeSkew` to BufferedLineString's constructor. `lineString(points, buf)` passes `ctx.isGeo()` (seems appropriate) whereas LineStringBuilder always passes `false` (seems wrong). Moreover, this ought to be a setting that's...
Some policies at the Eclipse foundation changed last year that allow the source headers to be more generic instead of requiring maintaining the individual contributors per file. If you look...
It should be possible to take polygons that wrap a pole and process the points so that JTS is happy with it and that it covers the same area. We've...