High-efficiency selection of runtime rules for programmable search
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Sep 23, 2014
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A method and associated systems for the efficient selection of runtime rules for programmable search engines, in which a processor of a computer system translates a set of programmable search-engine runtime rules into a set of fielded documents and then partitions the fielded documents into optimized clusters that are each in turn converted into an inverted index. When a user submits a query, the search engine converts the query into a set of fielded queries and uses the set of inverted indices and the set of fielded queries to identify a candidate subset of the runtime rules. The search engine matches this candidate subset against the input query to select a final set of applicable runtime rules.
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