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The source text "lazy" would be converted into "lazy" within the inverted index, not "lazi".
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@lcawl it would probably make sense to add a short note why this example is the way it is, wdyt? |
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I agree, it looked like a typo. Adding @Sue-Gallagher |
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It's true, "lazy" comes back as "lazi" from the english analyser! Thanks for pointing this out @cbuescher |
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There have been at least two PRs trying to fix the spelling of "lazi" because it isn't very clear from the example that the english analyzer will stem each token in the example. This adds a short description of the analysis process to make this clearer. Relates to elastic#31797
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There have been at least two PRs trying to fix the spelling of "lazi" because it isn't very clear from the example that the english analyzer will stem each token in the example. This adds a short description of the analysis process to make this clearer. Relates to #31797
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There have been at least two PRs trying to fix the spelling of "lazi" because it isn't very clear from the example that the english analyzer will stem each token in the example. This adds a short description of the analysis process to make this clearer. Relates to #31797
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There have been at least two PRs trying to fix the spelling of "lazi" because it isn't very clear from the example that the english analyzer will stem each token in the example. This adds a short description of the analysis process to make this clearer. Relates to #31797
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There have been at least two PRs trying to fix the spelling of "lazi" because it isn't very clear from the example that the english analyzer will stem each token in the example. This adds a short description of the analysis process to make this clearer. Relates to #31797
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There have been at least two PRs trying to fix the spelling of "lazi" because it isn't very clear from the example that the english analyzer will stem each token in the example. This adds a short description of the analysis process to make this clearer. Relates to #31797
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The source text "lazy" would be converted into "lazy" within the inverted index, not "lazi".