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Hello,
Currently while using GosenTokenizer, to add new words in dictionary, I need to either
1. compile jar after adding my entries in dictionary.csv
2. or need to provide compiled dictionary path with dictionaryDir option
Both of above options needs compilation of dictionary and following restarting solr instance.
It will be great if we can provide user custom dictionary csv (something like userDicDir or userDicName options),
and restart operation won't be required.
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I sympathize with this problem. But, I think it is necessary to worry about implementation method.
The simplest way is to create a class called UserDictionary and prioritize the search. but, if words are added indiscriminately, performance will continue to deteriorate.
I would like to have a way to manage the user dictionary separately and update the cost value dynamically. In my personal opinion, There may be a way to find words using two dictionaries and merge the cost values appropriately.
Hello,
Currently while using GosenTokenizer, to add new words in dictionary, I need to either
1. compile jar after adding my entries in dictionary.csv
2. or need to provide compiled dictionary path with dictionaryDir option
Both of above options needs compilation of dictionary and following restarting solr instance.
It will be great if we can provide user custom dictionary csv (something like userDicDir or userDicName options),
and restart operation won't be required.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: