When performing a document search, I notice that the program always returns 20 documents. This occurs whether I use semantic vectors or traditional LSA to build the index. Is there a way to control how many documents are returned? What I would like to do is to set the cutoff at 0 cosine similarity and this cutoff may occur at less than or more than 20 documents. I can't find this in the code anywhere.
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These command line flags might do the trick:-searchresultsminscore 0or-numsearchresults 40I expect you'll get back too many results to explore with a minimum threshold of zero, though.-Trevor
On Sat, Apr 7, 2018 at 11:29 AM, TopicModeler <mchi...@k-state.edu> wrote:
When performing a document search, I notice that the program always returns 20 documents. This occurs whether I use semantic vectors or traditional LSA to build the index. Is there a way to control how many documents are returned? What I would like to do is to set the cutoff at 0 cosine similarity and this cutoff may occur at less than or more than 20 documents. I can't find this in the code anywhere.
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