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Published: Dec 10, 2015 License: Apache-2.0 Imports: 16 Imported by: 9

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Constants

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const (
	LUCENE42_DV_DATA_CODEC         = "Lucene42DocValuesData"
	LUCENE42_DV_DATA_EXTENSION     = "dvd"
	LUCENE42_DV_METADATA_CODEC     = "Lucene42DocValuesMetadata"
	LUCENE42_DV_METADATA_EXTENSION = "dvm"

	LUCENE42_DV_VERSION_START           = 0
	LUCENE42_DV_VERSION_GCD_COMPRESSION = 1
	LUCENE42_DV_VERSION_CHECKSUM        = 2
	LUCENE42_DV_VERSION_CURRENT         = LUCENE42_DV_VERSION_CHECKSUM

	LUCENE42_DV_NUMBER = 0
	LUCENE42_DV_BYTES  = 1
	LUCENE42_DV_FST    = 2

	LUCENE42_DV_DELTA_COMPRESSED = 0
	LUCENE42_DV_TABLE_COMPRESSED = 1
	LUCENE42_DV_UNCOMPRESSED     = 2
	LUCENE42_DV_GCD_COMPRESSED   = 3
)
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const (
	// Extension of field infos
	LUCENE42_FI_EXTENSION = "fnm"

	// Codec header
	LUCENE42_FI_CODEC_NAME     = "Lucene42FieldInfos"
	LUCENE42_FI_FORMAT_START   = 0
	LUCENE42_FI_FORMAT_CURRENT = LUCENE42_FI_FORMAT_START

	// Field flags
	LUCENE42_FI_IS_INDEXED                   = 0x1
	LUCENE42_FI_STORE_TERMVECTOR             = 0x2
	LUCENE42_FI_STORE_OFFSETS_IN_POSTINGS    = 0x4
	LUCENE42_FI_OMIT_NORMS                   = 0x10
	LUCENE42_FI_STORE_PAYLOADS               = 0x20
	LUCENE42_FI_OMIT_TERM_FREQ_AND_POSITIONS = 0x40
	LUCENE42_FI_OMIT_POSITIONS               = 0x80
)

Variables

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var Lucene42Codec = NewCodec("Lucene42",
	lucene41.NewLucene41StoredFieldsFormat(),
	NewLucene42TermVectorsFormat(),
	NewLucene42FieldInfosFormat(),
	lucene40.NewLucene40SegmentInfoFormat(),
	nil,
	perfield.NewPerFieldPostingsFormat(func(field string) PostingsFormat {
		panic("not implemented yet")
	}),
	perfield.NewPerFieldDocValuesFormat(func(field string) DocValuesFormat {
		panic("not implemented yet")
	}),
	newReadonlyLucene42NormsFormat(),
)

Implements the Lucene 4.2 index format, with configurable per-field postings and docvalues formats.

If you want to reuse functionality of this codec, in another codec, extend FilterCodec.

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var Lucene42FieldInfosReader = func(dir store.Directory,
	segment, suffix string, context store.IOContext) (fi FieldInfos, err error) {

	log.Printf("Reading FieldInfos from %v...", dir)
	fi = FieldInfos{}
	fileName := util.SegmentFileName(segment, "", LUCENE42_FI_EXTENSION)
	log.Printf("Segment: %v", fileName)
	input, err := dir.OpenInput(fileName, context)
	if err != nil {
		return fi, err
	}
	log.Printf("Reading %v", input)

	success := false
	defer func() {
		if success {
			input.Close()
		} else {
			util.CloseWhileHandlingError(err, input)
		}
	}()

	_, err = codec.CheckHeader(input,
		LUCENE42_FI_CODEC_NAME,
		LUCENE42_FI_FORMAT_START,
		LUCENE42_FI_FORMAT_CURRENT)
	if err != nil {
		return fi, err
	}

	size, err := input.ReadVInt()
	if err != nil {
		return fi, err
	}
	log.Printf("Found %v FieldInfos.", size)

	infos := make([]*FieldInfo, size)
	for i, _ := range infos {
		name, err := input.ReadString()
		if err != nil {
			return fi, err
		}
		fieldNumber, err := input.ReadVInt()
		if err != nil {
			return fi, err
		}
		bits, err := input.ReadByte()
		if err != nil {
			return fi, err
		}
		isIndexed := (bits & LUCENE42_FI_IS_INDEXED) != 0
		storeTermVector := (bits & LUCENE42_FI_STORE_TERMVECTOR) != 0
		omitNorms := (bits & LUCENE42_FI_OMIT_NORMS) != 0
		storePayloads := (bits & LUCENE42_FI_STORE_PAYLOADS) != 0
		var indexOptions IndexOptions
		switch {
		case !isIndexed:
			indexOptions = IndexOptions(0)
		case (bits & LUCENE42_FI_OMIT_TERM_FREQ_AND_POSITIONS) != 0:
			indexOptions = INDEX_OPT_DOCS_ONLY
		case (bits & LUCENE42_FI_OMIT_POSITIONS) != 0:
			indexOptions = INDEX_OPT_DOCS_AND_FREQS
		case (bits & LUCENE42_FI_STORE_OFFSETS_IN_POSTINGS) != 0:
			indexOptions = INDEX_OPT_DOCS_AND_FREQS_AND_POSITIONS_AND_OFFSETS
		default:
			indexOptions = INDEX_OPT_DOCS_AND_FREQS_AND_POSITIONS
		}

		val, err := input.ReadByte()
		if err != nil {
			return fi, err
		}
		docValuesType, err := getDocValuesType(input, (byte)(val&0x0F))
		if err != nil {
			return fi, err
		}
		normsType, err := getDocValuesType(input, (byte)((uint8(val)>>4)&0x0F))
		if err != nil {
			return fi, err
		}
		attributes, err := input.ReadStringStringMap()
		if err != nil {
			return fi, err
		}
		infos[i] = NewFieldInfo(name, isIndexed, fieldNumber, storeTermVector,
			omitNorms, storePayloads, indexOptions, docValuesType, normsType, -1, attributes)
	}

	if err = codec.CheckEOF(input); err != nil {
		return fi, err
	}
	fi = NewFieldInfos(infos)
	success = true
	return fi, nil
}
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var Lucene42RWCodec = NewCodec("Lucene42",
	lucene41.NewLucene41StoredFieldsFormat(),
	NewLucene42TermVectorsFormat(),
	NewLucene42FieldInfosFormat(),
	lucene40.NewLucene40SegmentInfoFormat(),
	nil,
	perfield.NewPerFieldPostingsFormat(func(field string) PostingsFormat {
		panic("not implemented yet")
	}),
	perfield.NewPerFieldDocValuesFormat(func(field string) DocValuesFormat {
		return dv
	}),
	NewLucene42NormsFormat(),
)

Read-write version of Lucene42Codec for testing.

Functions

This section is empty.

Types

type BinaryEntry

type BinaryEntry struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type FSTEntry

type FSTEntry struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type Lucene42DocValuesFormat

type Lucene42DocValuesFormat struct {
	AcceptableOverheadRatio float32
}

Lucene 4.2 DocValues format.

Encodes the four per-document value types (Numeric, Binary, Sorted, SortedSet) with seven basic strategies.

  • Delta-compressed Numerics: per-document integers written in blocks of 4096. For each block the minimum value is encoded, and each entry is a delta from that minimum value.
  • Table-compressed Numerics: when the number of unique values is very small, a lookup table is written instead. Each per-document entry is instead the ordinal to this table.
  • Uncompressed Numerics: when all values would fit into a single byte, and the acceptableOverheadRatio would pack values into 8 bits per value anyway, they are written as absolute values (with no indirection or packing) for performance.
  • GCD-compressed Numerics: when all numbers share a common divisor, such as dates, the greatest common denominator (GCD) is computed, and quotients are stored using Delta-compressed Numerics.
  • Fixed-width Binary: one large concatenated []byte is written, along with the fixed length. Each document's value can be addressed by maxDoc*length.
  • Variable-width Binary: one large concatenated []byte is written, along with end addresses for each document. The addresses are written in blocks of 4096, with the current absolute start for the block, and the average (expected) delta per entry. For each document the deviation from the delta (actual - expected) is written.
  • Sorted: an FST mapping deduplicated terms to ordinals is written, along with the per-document ordinals written using one of the numeric strategies above.
  • SortedSet: an FST mapping deduplicated terms to ordinals is written, along with the per-document ordinal list written using one of the binary strategies above.

Files:

1. .dvd: DocValues data 2. .dvm: DocValues metadata

###### 1. dvm

The DocValues metadata or .dvm files.

The DocValues field, this stores metadata, such as the offset into the DocValues data (.dvd)

DocValues metadata (.dvm) --> Header, <FieldNumber, EntryType, Entry>^NumFields

- Entry --> NumericEntry | BinaryEntry | SortedEntry - NumericEntry --> DataOffset, CompressionType, packedVersion - BinaryEntry --> DataOffset, DataLength, MinLength, MaxLength, packedVersion, BlockSize? - SortedEntry --> DataOffset, ValueCount - FieldNumber, PackedVersion, MinLength, MaxLength, BlockSize, ValudCount --> VInt - DataOffset, DataLength --> int64 - EntryType, CompressionType --> byte - Header --> CodecHeader

Sorted fields have two entries: a Sortedentry with the FST metadata, and an ordinary NumericEntry for the document-to-ord metadata.

SortedSet fields have two entries: a SortedEntry with the FST metadata, and an ordinary BinaryEntry for the document-to-ord-list meatadata.

FieldNumber of -1 indicates the end of metadata.

EntryType is a 0 (NumericEntry), 1 (BinaryEntry), or 2 (SortedEntry)

DataOffset is the pointer to the start of the dta in the DocValues data (.dvd)

CompressionType indicates how Numeric values will be compressed:

  • 0 --> delta-compressed. For each block of 4096 integers, every integer is delta-encoded from the minimum value within the block.
  • 1 --> table-compressed. When the number of unique numeric values is small and it would save space, a lookup table of unique values is written, followed by the ordinal for each document.
  • 2 --> uncompressed. When the acceptableOverHeadratio parameter would upgrade the number of bits required to 8, and all values fit in a byte, these are written as absolute binary values for performance.
  • 3 --> gcd-compressed. When all integers share a common divisor, only quotients are stored using blocks of delta-encoded ints.

MinLength and MaxLength represent the min and max []byte value lengths for Binary values. If they are equal, then all values are of a fixed size, and can be addressed as DataOffset + (docID * length). Otherwise, the binary values are of variable size, and packed integer metadata ( PackedVersion, BlockSize) is written for addresses.

###### 2. dvd

The DocVlaues data or .dvd file.

For Docvalues field, this stores the actual per-document data (the heavy-lifting)

DocValues data (.dvd) --> Header, <NumericData | BinaryData | SortedData>^NumFields

  • NumericData --> DeltaCOmpressedNumerics | TableCompressedNumerics | UncompressedNumerics | GCDCOmpressedNumerics
  • BinaryData --> byte^DataLength, Addresses
  • Sorteddata --> FST<int64>
  • DeltaCompressedNumerics --> BlockPackedInts(blockSize=4096)
  • TableCompressedNumerics --> TableSize, int64^TableSize, PackedInts
  • UncompressedNumerics --> byte^maxdoc
  • Addresses --> MonotonicBlockpackedInts(blockSize=4096)

SortedSet entries store the list of ordinals in their BinaryData as a sequences of increasing VLongs, delta-encoded.

Limitations: - Binary doc values can be at most MAX_BINARY_FIELD_LENGTH in length.

func NewLucene42DocValuesFormat

func NewLucene42DocValuesFormat() *Lucene42DocValuesFormat

func (*Lucene42DocValuesFormat) FieldsConsumer

func (f *Lucene42DocValuesFormat) FieldsConsumer(state *SegmentWriteState) (w DocValuesConsumer, err error)

func (*Lucene42DocValuesFormat) FieldsProducer

func (f *Lucene42DocValuesFormat) FieldsProducer(state SegmentReadState) (r DocValuesProducer, err error)

func (*Lucene42DocValuesFormat) Name

func (f *Lucene42DocValuesFormat) Name() string

type Lucene42DocValuesProducer

type Lucene42DocValuesProducer struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func (*Lucene42DocValuesProducer) Binary

func (dvp *Lucene42DocValuesProducer) Binary(field *FieldInfo) (v BinaryDocValues, err error)

func (*Lucene42DocValuesProducer) Close

func (dvp *Lucene42DocValuesProducer) Close() error

func (*Lucene42DocValuesProducer) Numeric

func (dvp *Lucene42DocValuesProducer) Numeric(field *FieldInfo) (v NumericDocValues, err error)

func (*Lucene42DocValuesProducer) Sorted

func (dvp *Lucene42DocValuesProducer) Sorted(field *FieldInfo) (v SortedDocValues, err error)

func (*Lucene42DocValuesProducer) SortedSet

func (dvp *Lucene42DocValuesProducer) SortedSet(field *FieldInfo) (v SortedSetDocValues, err error)

type Lucene42FieldInfosFormat

type Lucene42FieldInfosFormat struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Lucene 4.2 Field Infos format.

Field names are stored in the field info file, with suffix .fnm.

FieldInfos (.fnm) --> Header, HeaderCount, <FieldName, FieldNumber,

FieldBits, DocValuesBits, Attribute>^FieldsCount

Data types: - Header --> CodecHeader - FieldsCount --> VInt - FieldName --> string - FieldBits, DocValuesBit --> byte - FieldNumber --> VInt - Attributes --> map[string]string

Field Description:

  • FieldsCount: the number of fields in this file.
  • FieldName: name of the field as a UTF-8 string.
  • FieldNumber: the field's number. NOte that unlike previous versions of Lucene, the fields are not numbered implicitly by their order in the file, instead explicitly.
  • FieldBits: a byte containing field options.
  • The low-order bit is one for indexed fields, and zero for non-indexed fields.
  • The second lowest-order bit is one for fields that have term vectors stored, and zero for fields without term vectors.
  • If the third lowest order-bit is set (0x4), offsets are stored into the postings list in addition to positions.
  • Fourth bit is unsed.
  • If the fifth lowest-order bit is set (0x10), norms are omitted for the indexed field.
  • If the sixth lowest-order bit is set (0x20), payloads are stored for the indexed field.
  • If the seventh lowest-order bit is set (0x40), term frequencies a and ositions omitted for the indexed field.
  • If the eighth lowest-order bit is set (0x80), positions are omitted for the indexed field.
  • DocValuesBits: a byte containing per-document value types. The type recorded as two four-bit intergers, with the high-order bits representing norms options, and low-order bits representing DocVlaues options. Each four-bit interger can be decoded as such:
  • 0: no DocValues for this field.
  • 1: NumericDocValues.
  • 2: BinaryDocvalues.
  • 3: SortedDocValues.
  • Attributes: a key-value map of codec-private attributes.

func NewLucene42FieldInfosFormat

func NewLucene42FieldInfosFormat() *Lucene42FieldInfosFormat

func (*Lucene42FieldInfosFormat) FieldInfosReader

func (f *Lucene42FieldInfosFormat) FieldInfosReader() FieldInfosReader

func (*Lucene42FieldInfosFormat) FieldInfosWriter

func (f *Lucene42FieldInfosFormat) FieldInfosWriter() FieldInfosWriter

type Lucene42NormsFormat

type Lucene42NormsFormat struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Lucene 4.2 score normalization format.

NOTE: this uses the same format as Lucene42DocValuesFormat Numeric DocValues, but with different fiel extensions, and passing FASTEST for uncompressed encoding: trading off space for performance.

Fields: - .nvd: DocValues data - .nvm: DocValues metadata

func NewLucene42NormsFormat

func NewLucene42NormsFormat() *Lucene42NormsFormat

func (*Lucene42NormsFormat) NormsConsumer

func (f *Lucene42NormsFormat) NormsConsumer(state *SegmentWriteState) (w DocValuesConsumer, err error)

func (*Lucene42NormsFormat) NormsProducer

func (f *Lucene42NormsFormat) NormsProducer(state SegmentReadState) (r DocValuesProducer, err error)

type Lucene42RWDocValuesFormat

type Lucene42RWDocValuesFormat struct {
	*Lucene42DocValuesFormat
}

Read-write version of Lucene42DocValuesFormat for testing

func (*Lucene42RWDocValuesFormat) FieldsConsumer

func (f *Lucene42RWDocValuesFormat) FieldsConsumer(state *SegmentWriteState) (w DocValuesConsumer, err error)

type Lucene42TermVectorsFormat

type Lucene42TermVectorsFormat struct {
	*compressing.CompressingTermVectorsFormat
}

Lucene 4.2 term vectors format.

Very similarly to Lucene41StoredFieldsFormat, this format is based on compressed chunks of data, with document-level granularity so that a document can never span across distinct chunks. Moreover, data is made as compact as possible:

- textual data is compressedusing the very light LZ4 compression algorithm, - binary data is written using fixed-size blocks of packed ints.

Term vectors are stored using two files

- a data file where terms, frequencies, positions, offsets and payloads are stored, - an index file, loaded into memory, used to locate specific documents in the data file.

Looking up term vectors for any document requires at most 1 disk seek.

File formats

1. vector_data

A vector data file (extension .tvd). This file stores terms, frequencies, positions, offsets and payloads for every document. Upon writing a new segment, it accumulates data into memory until the buffer used to store terms and payloads grows beyond 4KB. Then it flushes all metadata, terms and positions to disk using LZ4 compression for terms and payloads and blocks of packed ints for positions

Here is more detailed description of the field data file format:

  • VectorData (.tvd) --> <Header>, PackedIntsVersion, ChunkSize, <Chunk>^ChunkCount
  • Header --> CodecHeader
  • PackedIntsVersion --> PackedInts.CURRENT_VERSION as a VInt
  • ChunkSize is the number of bytes of terms to accumulate before flusing, as a VInt
  • ChunkCount is not known in advance and is the number of chunks necessary to store all document of the segment
  • Chunk --> DocBase, ChunkDocs, <NumFields>, <FieldNums>, <FieldNumOffs>, <Flags>, <NumTerms>, <TermLengths>, <TermFreqs>, <Position>, <StartOffsets>, <Lengths>, <PayloadLengths>, <TermAndPayloads>
  • DocBase is the ID of the first doc of the chunk as a VInt
  • ChunkDocs is the number of documents in the chunk
  • NumFields --> DocNumFields^ChunkDocs
  • DocNUmFields is the number of fields for each doc, written as a VInt if ChunkDocs==1 and as a PackedInts array otherwise
  • FieldNums --> FieldNumDelta^TotalFields, as a PackedInts array
  • FieldNumOff is the offset of the field number in FieldNums
  • TotalFields is the total number of fields (sum of the values of NumFields)
  • Flags --> Bit <FieldFlags>
  • Bit is a single bit which when true means that fields have the same options for every document in the chunk
  • FieldFlags --> if Bit==1: Flag^TotalDistinctFields else Flag^TotalFields
  • Flag: a 3-bits int where:
  • the first bit means that the field has positions
  • the second bit means that the field has offsets
  • the third bitmeans that the field has payloads
  • NumTerms --> FieldNumTerms^TotalFields
  • FieldNumTerms: the numer of terms for each field, using blocks of 64 packed ints
  • TermLengths --> PrefixLength^TotalTerms SuffixLength^TotalTerms
  • TotalTerms: total number of terms (sum of NumTerms)
  • SuffixLength: length of the term of a field, the common prefix with the previous term otherwise using blocks of 64 packed ints
  • TermFreqs --> TermFreqMinus1^TotalTerms
  • TermFreqMinus1: (frequency - 1) for each term using blocks of 64 packed ints
  • Positions --> PositionDelta^TotalPositions
  • TotalPositions is the sum of frequencies of terms of all fields that have positions
  • PositionDelta: the absolute position fo rthe first position of a term, and the difference with the previous positions for following positions using blocks of 64 packed ints
  • StartOffsets --> (AvgCharsPerTerm^TotalDistinctFields) StartOffsetDelta^TotalOffsets
  • TotalOffsets is the sum of frequencies of terms of all fields tha thave offsets
  • AvgCharsPerTerm: average number of chars per term, encoded as a float32 on 4 bytes. They are not present if no field has both positions and offsets enabled.
  • StartOffsetDelta: (startOffset - previousStartOffset - AvgCharsPerTerm
  • PositionDelta). previousStartOffset is 0 for the first offset and AvgCharsPerTerm is 0 if the field has no ositions using blocks of 64 pakced ints
  • Lengths --> LengthMinusTermLength^TotalOffsets
  • LengthMinusTermLength: (endOffset - startOffset - termLenght) using blocks of 64 packed ints
  • PayloadLengths --> PayloadLength^TotalPayloads
  • TotalPayloads is the sum of frequencies of terms of all fields that have payloads
  • PayloadLength is the payload length encoded using blocks of 64 packed ints
  • TermAndPayloads --> LZ4-compressed representation of <FieldTermsAndPayLoads>^TotalFields
  • FieldTermsAndPayLoads --> Terms (Payloads)
  • Terms: term bytes
  • Payloads: payload bytes (if the field has payloads)

2. vector_index

An index file (extension .tvx).

- VectorIndex (.tvx) --> <Header>, <ChunkIndex> - Header --> CodecHeader - ChunkIndex: See CompressingStoredFieldsIndexWriter

func NewLucene42TermVectorsFormat

func NewLucene42TermVectorsFormat() *Lucene42TermVectorsFormat

type NumericEntry

type NumericEntry struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

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