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Below, I have included a small chunk of an actual search engine prioritization algorithm.
if ( i == j ) {
docMatrix.addLink(xURL, xURL, similarity);
} else {
TermFreqVector x = idxR.getTermFreqVector(i, “content”);
TermFreqVector y = idxR.getTermFreqVector(j, “content”);
similarity = getImportance(x.getTerms(), x.getTermFrequencies(),
Document docY = idxR.document(j);
String yURL = docY.get(“url”);
docMatrix.addLink(xURL, yURL, similarity);
}
}
y.getTerms(), y.getTermFrequencies());
}
docMatrix.calculate();
return docMatrix;
}
private double getImportance(String[] xTerms, int[] xTermFreq,
Map<String, Integer> xFreqMap = buildFreqMap(xTerms, xTermFreq);
Map<String, Integer> yFreqMap = buildFreqMap(yTerms, yTermFreq);
Set<String> sharedTerms = new HashSet<String>(xFreqMap.keySet());
sharedTerms.retainAll(yFreqMap.keySet());
double sharedTermsSum = 0.0;
double xF, yF;
for(String term : sharedTerms) {
xF = xFreqMap.get(term).doubleValue();
yF = yFreqMap.get(term).doubleValue();
sharedTermsSum += Math.round(Math.tanh(yF/xF));
}
return sharedTermsSum;
}
private Map<String, Integer> buildFreqMap(String[] terms, int[] freq) {
int topNTermsToKeep = (termsToKeep == 0)? TERMS_TO_KEEP: termsToKeep;
Map<String, Integer> freqMap =
TermFreqMapUtils.getTopNTermFreqMap(terms, freq, topNTermsToKeep);
return freqMap;
}
public void run() {
try {
IndexReader idxR = IndexReader.open(FSDirectory.getDirectory(indexDir));
String[] yTerms, int[] yTermFreq) {
matrixH = buildMatrixH(idxR);
}
catch(Exception e) {
throw new RuntimeException(“Error while building matrix: “, e);
}