Why Solr More Like This Ignores Your copyField – How to Deal With It
This blog post explains a workaround implemented in Solr’s CloudMLTQParser to handle fields populated via copyField.
Ilaria Petreti
July 1, 2025
Best Large Language Models You Can Use in 2025 (Full Guide)
Curious about which large language models are dominating 2025? This comprehensive guide breaks down the top options—open-source, hybrid, and commercial, helping you choose the right AI tool for your needs.
Lisa Biella
June 17, 2025
Solr AutoGeneratePhraseQueries and Minimum Should Match with Synonyms
The post discusses the interaction between three Solr parameters: autoGeneratePhraseQueries, synonyms, and minimum should match.
Anna Ruggero
May 26, 2025
London Information Retrieval & AI Meetup [June 2025]
Let’s announce the twenty-third edition of the London Information Retrieval & AI Meetup, a hybrid event about Information Retrieval.
Lisa Biella
May 16, 2025
Sease at Berlin Buzzwords 2025
Berlin Buzzwords 2025 Berlin Buzzwords is Germany’s most exciting conference on storing, processing, streaming and searching large amounts of digital data, with a focus on
Lisa Biella
April 4, 2025
DeepSeek-R1-zero and DeepSeek-R1 explained
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has evolved over the past few decades, from narrow, rule-based systems to broad, general-purpose models capable of interpreting and generating human-like content. In
Lisa Biella
March 28, 2025
London Information Retrieval & AI Meetup [February 2025]
Let’s announce the twenty-third edition of the London Information Retrieval & AI Meetup, a hybrid event about Information Retrieval.
Lisa Biella
January 21, 2025
How to Use Apache Solr Request Parameters API
How to set and view Apache Solr Request Parameters API. Including real world examples for the Ping functionality.
Anna Ruggero
January 13, 2025
Apache Solr autoGeneratePhraseQueries and Schema
Explore how the Apache Solr autogeneratePhraseQueries parameter works and how its default is affected by the schema version.
Daniele Antuzi
December 12, 2024
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