[greenstone-users] How does the indexing of paragraph work? From: kim.hsieh@utoronto.ca Date: Sun, 6 Jul 2003 14:38:24 -0400

[greenstone-users] How does the indexing of paragraph work?

From	kim.hsieh@utoronto.ca
Date	Sun, 6 Jul 2003 14:38:24 -0400
Subject	[greenstone-users] How does the indexing of paragraph work?
HI, I realize that for my collection of html files, there=92s no significan= t=20 difference between section and paragraph indexing search. The only not= iceable=20 difference is that the documents are returned in a different order. Ho= wever,=20 if I do a Boolean search such as =93Java and C++=94, the paragraph sear= ching=20 option is not necessarily giving priority to those paragraphs containin= g both=20 words Java and C++ in the same paragraph. Therefore, I am just wondering under what kind of situation will it be = useful=20 to have paragraph indexing and searching? And we know that in order fo= r=20 section searching to work, I need to have <section>=85</section> type o= f tags=20 inserted in the html files. So are there some similar tags that we nee= d to=20 insert into the html files, in order for paragraph indexing to work pro= perly? My last question is, how do we specify that we want paragraph level ind= exing=20 in collect.cfg?=20 Is it like=20 index paragraph: text=20 =85. collectionmeta .paragraph:text "paragraph" Are these the 2 lines we ever need for paragraph indexing and searching= in=20 collect.cfg?=20 Thanks for the help, Kim Hsieh