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The ConversationInterestingTermsExtractor looks for interesting Terms (part of Keyword Extraction) in the Conversation Index.
This allows to suggest Keywords based on Topics mentioned in previous conversations.
However the current Implementation does not respect multiple clients but will search in Conversations of any Client. Because of this this component is deactivated at the moment.
With this fixed this component will replace the Customer specific Solr Indexes
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* deleted the chatpal backend #289
* updated Solr Version to `7.5.0` #248
* started to update Solr configurations for the new Solr Version #248
* started to adapt the ConversationInterestingTermsExtractor so that it works with multiple clients (will replace the Systel Crawl Solr index) #290
* The MLT query uses the iterms field the contains the content but is configured to work with the IterestingTerms implementation
* Only Messages are considered (to avoid text duplications in indexed conversations)
* The actual MLT query filters for the current Client so that only content of this client is used to calculate interesting Terms
… fixing this issued caused the new ConversationInterestingTerms (#290) to extract additional keywords (as the conversation do now get indexed during the integration tests)
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The ConversationInterestingTermsExtractor looks for interesting Terms (part of Keyword Extraction) in the Conversation Index.
This allows to suggest Keywords based on Topics mentioned in previous conversations.
However the current Implementation does not respect multiple clients but will search in Conversations of any Client. Because of this this component is deactivated at the moment.
With this fixed this component will replace the Customer specific Solr Indexes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: