Cannot find official API for Elasticsearch plugin
See original GitHub issueIs there a link for the official API regarding es-plugin? There are all these tweaks one can do in Carrot https://carrot2.github.io/release/4.0.0-beta3/doc/lingo-attributes/, but how does one invokes them within the elasticsearch plugin in the query body? Are there REST calls?
Currently I’m using python3.9
for interfacing with Elasticsearch and it seems that only queryHint
(that became query_hint
in the body query) is working. It is probably a mismatching since I cannot find such API/documentation on your online resources.
Any link or explanation would be of great help, thanks!
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Take a look at how parameters are passed to clustering algorithms in elasticsearch-carrot2 documentation; for Lingo3G, you should insert your parameters JSON there (in the attributes section). https://cdn.rawgit.com/carrot2/elasticsearch-carrot2/master/doc/examples.html#init-attributes
The Workbench can help you figure out the structure of these, for example:
Closing in favor of carrot2/carrot2#110