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When multiple clients submit the same query to an Indri daemon, the query results returned are not exactly the same.
The problem appears in Indri version 2.7 and 2.10.
Both clients and the Indri daemon were run on Linux:
Linux sai8 2.6.22-3-amd64 #1 SMP Tue Feb 12 09:22:35 UTC 2008 x86_64 GNU/Linux
The index consists of the AQUAINT APW corpus.
Here are the index statistics:
documents:
2009-08-28 02:51:27 UTC in The Lemur Toolkit
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Hi,
When multiple clients concurrently submit the same set of queries to the indri daemons, the
results return to the clients are not identical. There are differences in score as well as the documents and extents.
My setup is a set of 50 indri daemons running on Linux and 4 java clients running concurrently on different Linux machines. Each client submits the same set of 100 queries...
2009-08-25 22:09:54 UTC in The Lemur Toolkit
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Hello,
Please point me to the indri 2.10 tar ball.
Thanks,
Bhavani.
2009-08-25 21:42:56 UTC in The Lemur Toolkit
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Thanks.
I find I have to add "docno" to the metadata passeed into addString(...) otherwise the line 465 in IndexEnvironment.cpp is called with docno containing an empty string and the annotations in tags is not added to index>
annote->setTags(docno.c_str(), tags);
Can the above call be made after the document is parsed in line 472 ?
I am on Indri 2.7 and using the C++...
2009-07-10 00:42:56 UTC in The Lemur Toolkit
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Another question.
I used the API env.addString(doc, fileClass, metadata, tags);
How do I tell the Indri that the string doc has UTF 8 encoded content.
Thanks,
Bhavani.
2009-07-09 15:16:57 UTC in The Lemur Toolkit
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What about just #(he played).
It will return both docs in your example ?
Will it ignore played and return other docs in the index which have the term "he" followed by something else.
Thanks
Bhavani.
2009-07-06 21:10:00 UTC in The Lemur Toolkit
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I have an index built with stop word specified at indexing time. The stop word is "played".
How is a query term such as "#1(he played)" handled.
Thanks,
Bhavani.
2009-07-05 17:14:34 UTC in The Lemur Toolkit
