This blog post explores the new OpenSearch neural search plugin, given a detailed description of it through our end-to-end experience.
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How eDismax sow parameter works The sow(split on whitespace) is an eDismax query parser parameter [1] that regulates aspects of query time text analysis that impact how the user query is parsed and the internal Lucene query is built.It is particularly relevant in multi-term and multi-field search.If sow=true : first the user query text is…