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Surendra Mohan
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Surendra Mohan

Surendra Mohan, who has served a few top-notch software organizations in varied roles, is currently a freelance software consultant. He has been working on various cutting-edge technologies like Drupal, Moodle, Apache Solr, ElasticSearch, Node.js, SoapUI, and so on for the past 10 years. He also delivers technical talks at various community events like Drupal Meetups and Drupal Camps. To find out more about him, his write-ups, technical blogs, and much more, go to http://www.surendramohan.info/. He has also written the books Administrating Solr and Apache Solr High Performance published by Packt Publishing and has reviewed other technical books such as Drupal 7 Multi Site Configuration and Drupal Search Engine Optimization, as well as titles on Drupal commerce, ElasticSearch, Drupal related video tutorials, titles on OpsView, and many more. Additionally, he writes technical blogs and articles with SitePoint.com. His published blogs and articles can be found at http://www.sitepoint.com/author/smohan/.
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In this chapter, we covered advanced topics associated with scoring, function queries, and so on. We began with a background on Lucene scoring, different terminologies and their significance, and learned query-time and index-time boosting. We also learned how to troubleshoot your queries and scoring and headed towards more complex and important topics such as different ways to use the dismax query parser and how it is better than Lucene's DisjunctionMaxQuery. Apart from this, we learned the ways of boosting our search based on varied circumstances, for instance, automatic phrase boosting and partial phrase boosting, what are the boost queries and boost functions and how can they be used. We also covered advanced concepts of function queries such as field and function references, different mathematical operations, including geometric or trigonometric operations, and how to implement formulas such as logarithm, reciprocal, and linear in an intention to boost your function queries.

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Surendra Mohan

Surendra Mohan, who has served a few top-notch software organizations in varied roles, is currently a freelance software consultant. He has been working on various cutting-edge technologies like Drupal, Moodle, Apache Solr, ElasticSearch, Node.js, SoapUI, and so on for the past 10 years. He also delivers technical talks at various community events like Drupal Meetups and Drupal Camps. To find out more about him, his write-ups, technical blogs, and much more, go to http://www.surendramohan.info/. He has also written the books Administrating Solr and Apache Solr High Performance published by Packt Publishing and has reviewed other technical books such as Drupal 7 Multi Site Configuration and Drupal Search Engine Optimization, as well as titles on Drupal commerce, ElasticSearch, Drupal related video tutorials, titles on OpsView, and many more. Additionally, he writes technical blogs and articles with SitePoint.com. His published blogs and articles can be found at http://www.sitepoint.com/author/smohan/.
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