On Fri, Mar 4, 2022 at 10:41:16AM -0500, Bayer, Samuel wrote:
> Example anecdote: the documents I'm searching come with metadata
> (e.g., title), which I'm not indexing specially (not a separate field,
> just part of the raw text of the document). When I search even for
> single terms, and look at the titles of the results, the titles in the
> Solr results more frequently contain that term than the titles in the
> Postgres results. I also FEEL like I've noticed that the problem is
> more apparent in "OR" queries; if I search for a disjunction of terms,
> the documents that contain all the terms are more likely to be high in
> the Solr rankings than in the Postgres rankings.
>
> I apologize for not being able to be more specific.
I know it is hard to quantify. Is it possible that Postgres is treating
all the terms equally, while Solr is prioritizing terms that are earlier
in the document?
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