Sease at Apachecon 2016
Info about our speakers and talk at the Apachecon in November 2016, Seville (Spain).
Lisa Biella
November 21, 2016
Solr Is Learning To Rank Better – Part 4 – Solr Integration
The focus here will be on the Apache Solr side configuration and usage with all the related tips and tricks.
Alessandro Benedetti
October 23, 2016
Solr Is Learning To Rank Better – Part 3 – Ltr tools
This blog post is about the Apache Solr Learning to Rank Tools : a set of utilities for the Solr LTR integration.
Alessandro Benedetti
August 30, 2016
Solr Is Learning To Rank Better – Part 2 – Model Training
This blog is about the model training for the Learning To Rank integration, after we modelled our dataset, collected the data and refined it.
Alessandro Benedetti
August 24, 2016
Solr Is Learning To Rank Better – Part 1 – Data Collection
We introduce you to Learning To Rank In Apache Solr. Start the exciting journey to bring LTR to production for your search engine.
Alessandro Benedetti
July 25, 2016
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
Solr: You complete me! The Apache Solr Autocomplete
This blog post is about the Apache Solr Suggester feature. Here you find all the available implementations with examples and tricks and tips.
Alessandro Benedetti
July 11, 2015
Solr Document Classification – Part 1 – Indexing Time
This blog post is about the Solr classification module and the way Lucene classification has been integrated at indexing time in Apache Solr.
Alessandro Benedetti
July 4, 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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