Eric & Dan from OSC talk about OCR & Solr Payloads and Florian from Mimecast shows us how to index billions of log lines a day, and the usual Q&A and networking
How we hosted and ran a Lucene Hackday in Washington DC the week of the Activate conference, and what attendees considered and achieved during the day
TALMIRI is a symposium to bring together talented early-stage researchers, academics and information retrieval industry with invited speakers in an iconic location in Bedfordshire, UK. Practioners and researchers, in particular but not exclusively PhD/MSc students and early-stage researchers, are invited to present (as poster or demo) their exciting search and information retrieval related work to IR experts and industry. Charlie Hull of OSC will be presenting on Working in Open Source Search, giving attendees an insight into the sort of projects and technology he has dealt with over a 20 year career in search.
Our next training event, Relevance Cornucopia🦃, we'll add the missing piece to the manual tuning & learning to rank picture: Natural Language Search. Come learn to build relevance that can be both optimized by machine learning AND understands user's natural language.
Search systems struggle to balance diversifying the result set to match likely intents vs ranking against one well understood intent.
A day to hack on Lucene, Solr and associated applications and tools with a group of other search enthusiasts
Hello LTR is a framework that lets you plugin your data to easily build and test Learning to Rank models in Solr or Elasticsearch. Try it Out!
Go hands on with machine learning tools to improve relevance via Learning to Rank
Learn to improve search quality from the best experts in the field. From TFIDF, to Semantic Search, to Learning to Rank with Solr!
Learn to improve search quality from the best experts in the field. From TFIDF, to Semantic Search, to Learning to Rank with Elasticsearch
Quepid is now available as an ASL2 licensed open source project!
Brandwatch and LexisNexis tell us about their experiences migrating to Solr, and the usual Q&A and networking
A review of the Mix Camp E-Commerce Search 2019 held in Berlin, maturity models, offline/online evaluation, ranking & emotion in search
Smarter search drives value to your business. Delivering search that matches users to the right content is what you care about. Come and hear Eric Pugh's keynote talk at MICES, Berlin
This full day class helps you understand how working on onsite search for e-commerce requires different thinking than other engineering problems. We teach you to measure search quality, take a hypothesis-driven approach to search projects, and safely 'fail fast' towards ever improving business KPIs.
Eric will share what he’s learned in creating a project structure that will feel at home for both Data Scientists and Engineers using Apache Zeppelin and Docker.
A guest blog from Alex Addison on how LexisNexis UK are building production-ready infrastructure for Solr using AWS autoscaling groups, Terraform and Zookeeper.
Search is a deceptively complex field, where competence is hard-won through training, practice, and experience. In that vein dear friends, I've exhumed the venerable "Falsehoods Programmers Believe" party from 4 years ago to bring you one about, no less, Search.
We won't address machine learning illiteracy in search if we can't go beyond buzzwords. We need to teach concrete, specific techniques.
Join me for four training days in August, going deep into improving your search relevance and learning to rank skills.
Using simple statistical methods to find important phrases goes a surprisingly long way to improve search relevance
Moving beyond edismax with the BoolQueryParser and Solr's JSON API
A brief review of the second day of Haystack 2019, the search relevance conference
A brief review of the first day of Haystack 2019, the search relevance conference
Dmitri Lerko on Solr & Kubernetes and Alessandro Benedetti on Lucene's More Like This and the usual Q&A and networking
Haystack is the conference for improving search relevance. Haystack is the no-holds-barred conference for organizations where search, matching, and relevance really matters to the bottom line.
Quepid, the search testing tool, to become open source software from May 2019 - with a free hosted version!
Go hands on with machine learning tools to improve relevance via Learning to Rank while also attending Haystack - the Search Relevance Conference!
Learn to improve search quality from the best experts in the field. From TFIDF, to Semantic Search, to Learning to Rank with Solr while also attending Haystack - the Search Relevance Conference!
Learn to improve search quality from the best experts in the field. From TFIDF, to Semantic Search, to Learning to Rank with Elasticsearch while also attending Haystack - the Search Relevance Conference!
How Amazon forked the open source Elasticsearch project in reaction to Elastic's mixing of open source and commercial code, and what it means for users
We empower great search teams to achieve their potential
We teach some of the largest organizations how to deliver more accurate, relevant results with Solr and Elasticsearch. If search is core to your value, you should never outsource it.
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