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About MySelf

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Hi, I’m Sudarsan Srinivasan, a software engineer workin in an MNC. During my college days, I thought I’d learn more after joining a company. Sadly though, it doesn’t seem to quench my thirst for knowledge - one of the reasons I came up with CodeLog, to learn and share what I’ve gained. Initially I was writing in wordpress under the name Programmers’ Log. Then my friend, Srinivasan (a.k.a cnu) was talking about starting a social blogging network - thats how Blogial came into picture. You can have your own blog in Blogial if you’d like to share something useful with the world.

Happy blogging !!

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July 20th, 2008 at 10:16 pm

Posted in C#

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  1. Hello Sudarsan,
    I am a 26 years old guy from Spain doing my first steps my Lucene…
    I saw that ages ago you post this in stackoverflow forum:

    “Assume that I have a field called price for the documents in Solr and I have that field faceted. I want to get the facets as ranges of values (eg: 0-100, 100-500, 500-1000, etc). How to do it?

    I can specify the ranges beforehand, but I also want to know whether it is possible to calculate the ranges (say for 5 values) automatically based on the values in the documents?”

    I am going mad trying to do the same as you ask in the second question. I actually have done it using highfreqterms and facetcounts (not using solr) but it’s working so slow. Did you find any other solution using solr or anything else?

    I would really apreciate an advice.
    Thanks in advance.

    Marc Sturlese Gaya

    14 Oct 08 at 3:31 pm

  2. Hai Marc,

    The post was actually written by Srinivasan (AKA. cnu). He will definetly get you a solution :-)

    sudarsanyes

    15 Oct 08 at 9:40 am

  3. Hi Marc Sturlese Gaya,
    I haven’t done the automatic ranging of values. I didn’t get enough time to work on that problem. BTW did you try implementing this answer.

    cnu

    15 Oct 08 at 11:55 am

  4. Dear Sudarsan,
    I have coded my own system using straight lucene. I have read in many forums that the best solution is to use Solr. I am trying to set it up in my system now to see if I can get better performance with it…
    Thank you very much for your time.

    Marc Sturlese Gaya

    15 Oct 08 at 12:39 pm

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