Enables prefixing of all words in inverted lists by 'contextName#'.

Enables the introduction of a word __start__ before chunk content and a word __end__ after chunk content. Only valid if Chunk is mapped with semantic=true. This option is compatible with prefixContextName: produce contextName#__start__ and contextName#__end__)

Enables the indexing of all prefixes for each word with a score = prefixScore. The prefix can be mapped to a specific type if you add 'prefix' in formIndexingConfig.

Score given to words' prefixes. The document relevance is determined by its score. The text matching score basically represents the "distance" between a search query and a document.

Maximum length of the extracted prefixes.

Enables the indexing of all suffixes for each word with a score = suffixScore. The suffix can be mapped to a specific kind if you add 'suffix' in formIndexingConfig.

Score given to words' prefixes. The document relevance is determined by its score. The text matching score basically represents the "distance" between a search query and a document.

Maximum length of the extracted suffixes.

Enables the indexing of all substrings for each word with a score = substringScore. The suffix can be mapped to a specific kind if you add 'substring' in formIndexingConfig.

Score given to extracted substrings. Document relevance is determined by its score. The text matching score basically represents the "distance" between a search query and a document.

Marks the content of the DocumentChunk as indexed and searchable.

Enables the content of the DocumentChunk to be directly stored in the index, so that it can be retrieved. For numerical values, retrievability allows you to sort results by field.

The index field in which the content will be stored. If null, the content will be put in 'indexField'.

Enables the indexing of the normalized form of the word.

Enables the indexing of the lowercase (non-normalized) form of each token.

Enables the indexing of the exact (non-normalized) form of each token.

Enables the indexing of the index standard separators. Indexed standard separators are: paragraph, sentence and page. Standard separators indexing is required for the SPLIT operator to work with these separators.

Enables the introduction of a break between document chunks by the indexer. This forbids phrase matching across these chunks and has an impact on search when using double-quotes expressions or the 'NEXT' operator. For example, if a document has a "title" chunk containing "foo" and a "text" chunk containing "bar", and they are both remapped to the text field.

The indexField to populate with this content. If null, the contextName of the DocumentChunk will be used for the index field.

Sets the ranking value for chunks in this mapping. -1 means that the chunk internal ranking value is kept.

Offsets the chunk internal ranking value. Use it only when forcedRank = -1 For example, if forcedRank=-1, rankBoost=2, and the chunk internal ranking value is 4, the final rank will be 6.

Specifies the input format of the date, in UNIX date format. Set null value for automatic detection of standard formats.

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