Apache Lucene/Solr AI Roadmap – Do You Want to Make It Happen?
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Alessandro Benedetti
October 28, 2023
Word2Vec Model To Generate Synonyms – Performance Testing
This blog post is about the performances (time and memory) of our contribution to Apache Lucene to generate synonyms using Word2Vec
Ilaria Petreti
August 3, 2023
Word2Vec Model To Generate Synonyms on the Fly in Apache Lucene – W2V Algorithm
This blog post aims to explore Word2Vec, the algorithm we used to generate synonyms in our contribution to Apache Lucene
Ilaria Petreti
June 28, 2023
Word2Vec Model To Generate Synonyms on the Fly in Apache Lucene – Introduction
This blog post aims to explore our contribution to Apache Lucene, which integrates a Word2Vec model to generate synonyms
Ilaria Petreti
April 6, 2023
The luceneMatchVersion Parameter in Apache Solr
This blog explores how the luceneMatchVersion parameter in the solrconfig.xml works in Apache Solr. Dos and don’ts, and anything in between.
Alessandro Benedetti
April 21, 2021
Apache Lucene/Solr Committer !
Apache Lucene/Solr have been central to me for the last 10 years:I am honoured to announce I am now an APACHE LUCENE/SOLR COMMITTER ! And I am happy 🙂
Alessandro Benedetti
March 18, 2020
Introducing Weighted Synonyms in Apache Lucene/Solr
This blog post is about our latest contribution to the Apache Lucene project: introducing weighted synonyms to provide better query expansion.
Alessandro Benedetti
March 2, 2020
Apache Lucene BlendedInfixSuggester: How It Works, Bugs And Improvements
This blog post explores in detail the current status of the Apache Lucene BlendedInfixSuggester and how it works.
Alessandro Benedetti
June 5, 2018
Exploring Solr Internals : The Lucene Inverted Index
In this blog post, we will explain the internals of Apache Solr and the Lucene Inverted Index in more detail.
Alessandro Benedetti
July 26, 2015
Lucene Document Classification
Let’s describe the approach used in the Lucene Classification module to adapt text classification to document (multi-field) classification.
Alessandro Benedetti
July 2, 2015
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