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Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2013 13:03:43 -0400
From: Jonathan Rochkind <rochkind@jhu.edu>
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Subject: Re: Need idea to standardize keywords - ring tone vs ringtone
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Do you know about the Solr synonym feature?  That seems more applicable 
to what you're describing then stopwords. I'd stay away from stopwords 
entirely here, and try to do what you want with synonyms.

Multi-word synonyms can be tricky, I'm not entirely sure the right way 
to do it for this use case. But I think the synonym feature is what you 
want. Not the stopwords feature.


On 10/28/13 12:24 PM, Developer wrote:
> Thanks for your response Eric. Sorry for the confusion.
>
> I currently display both 'ring tone' as well as 'ringtone' when the user
> types in 'r' but I am trying to figure out a way to display just 'ringtone'
> hence I added 'ring tone' to stopwords list so that it doesn't get indexed.
>
> I have the list of know keywords (more like synonyms) which I am trying to
> map against the user entered keywords.
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> ring tone, ringer tine => ringtone
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