Does RANK and weightage goes hand in hand

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    Default Does RANK and weightage goes hand in hand

    Hi,
    ranking is determined by a formula that accounts
    for the frequency of the word in the document/row compared with the
    frequency of the
    word occuring in all documents/rows weighted against the total number of
    unique
    non-noise words in your catalog.

    Does this means that if I have fulltext enabled on single column (having
    Product Name-- 3times + Manufacturer name ---2Times + Category name-- Once)
    And I search for "Toshiba Notebook"
    Does weightage is maximum on Product name then manufacturer name then
    categry Name.????
    will I be having records up where Product name is "Toshiba Notebook" ?

    Hope to see respone this time :-(

    Regards

    Abhijeet


    Abhijeet Raje Guest

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    Default Re: Does RANK and weightage goes hand in hand

    Abhijeet,
    While you have a basic definition of RANK correct, the "spamming", i.e.,
    multiple words in one row to get a higher rank is incorrect, for example, if
    you search for "backstreet", hits for "backstreet",
    "backstreet boys" and "backstreet boys albums" are all really hits for
    "backstreet" and they are all exact match for "backstreet". The document
    rank is proportional to the number of times the term occurs in the document
    and inversely proportional to the number of documents in which this term
    occurs. Then the score is normalized by the document length. Generally the
    more often "backstreet" occurs in the document, the shorter the doc, the
    better the rank is...


    Regards,
    John
    BTW, you best source of FTS answers in the
    microsoft.public.sqlserver.fulltext newsgroup.


    "Abhijeet Raje" <abhijeet2804@hotmail.com> wrote in message
    news:eOfcqSuQDHA.2432@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
    > Hi,
    > ranking is determined by a formula that accounts
    > for the frequency of the word in the document/row compared with the
    > frequency of the
    > word occuring in all documents/rows weighted against the total number of
    > unique
    > non-noise words in your catalog.
    >
    > Does this means that if I have fulltext enabled on single column (having
    > Product Name-- 3times + Manufacturer name ---2Times + Category name--
    Once)
    > And I search for "Toshiba Notebook"
    > Does weightage is maximum on Product name then manufacturer name then
    > categry Name.????
    > will I be having records up where Product name is "Toshiba Notebook" ?
    >
    > Hope to see respone this time :-(
    >
    > Regards
    >
    > Abhijeet
    >
    >

    John Kane Guest

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