List of Tables

Chapter 3. Mapping simple data structures

Table 3.1. Built-in bridges and their associated mapping

Chapter 4. Mapping more advanced data structures

Table 4.1. Queries are similar to object navigation in an expression language when Lucene field names are named after the root namespace followed by a dot (.) followed by the property name.

Chapter 5. Indexing: where, how, what, and when

Table 5.1. Configuration of the master node directory provider

Table 5.2. Configuration of the slave node directory provider

Table 5.3. The first rule set in the sequential process of stemming a word

Table 5.4. Enabling asynchronous indexing is done through properties.

Chapter 7. Writing a Lucene query

Table 7.1. A comparison of Boolean word syntax and shorthand syntax

Table 7.2. Special characters and their interpretation

Table 7.3. The three Boolean.Occur options and their meanings

Chapter 12. Document ranking

Table 12.1. A listing of all document and query terms and their frequency counts that are used to calculate the inverse document frequency and term weights. The last row in the table provides the column numbers referred to in the text.

Table 12.2. Example terms and frequencies

Table 12.3. Terms with their frequencies normalized

Table 12.3. Query and document weight calculations exactly as performed in table 12.1

Table 12.4. The Field.TermVector values and their definition

Table 12.5. Default values of MoreLikeThis heuristic variables and their meanings

Chapter 13. Don���t reinvent the wheel