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If my index contains three boolean fields: a, b and c…
I would like to search for: “a=True, b=False, c=True” and SOLR should return all entries, and their score should represent how good the whole query is matched.
e.g.
a=T, b=F, c=T, score=1.0
a=T, b=T, c=T, score=0.6
a=T, b=T, c=F, score=0.5
is that possible ?
Assuming true=1, false=0, a couple of ideas:
Build every combination with its corresponding boost in the client, e.g.:
Use the dist function query, e.g.:
dist(1, a,b,c, 1,0,1)(requires Solr 1.5+) (I haven’t used this, you might have to multiply this by -1)