Ranking Model Schema
Published: May 2010
Applies to: Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 search
SharePoint Server search enables you to define a custom ranking model to use for search queries. The topics in this section define the custom ranking model schema in SharePoint Server search.
<rankingModel name=“string” id=“GUID” description=“string” xmlns=“http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/2009/rankingModel”>
<queryDependentFeatures>
<queryDependentFeature pid=“PID” name=“string” weight=“weightValue” lengthNormalization=“lengthNormalizationSetting” />
</queryDependentFeatures>
<queryIndependentFeatures>
<categoryFeature pid=“PID” default=“defaultValue” name=“string”>
<category value=“categoryValue” name=“string” weight=“weightValue” />
</categoryFeature>
<languageFeature pid=“PID” name=“string” default=“defaultValue” weight=“weightValue” />
<queryIndependentFeature pid=“PID” name=“string” default=“defaultValue” weight=“weightValue”>
<transformRational k=“value” />
<transformInvRational k=“value” />
<transformLinear max=“maxValue” />
</queryIndependentFeature>
</queryIndependentFeatures>
</rankingModel>
Name | Description |
|---|---|
Specifies the top-level node of the ranking model. | |
Contains the managed properties for dynamic ranking. | |
The managed property for the dynamic ranking parameter. | |
Contains the list of static ranking parameters. | |
Static ranking parameters with small enumerable integer values. | |
Contains the score additions for each possible ranking parameter value. | |
The static ranking parameter for matching the query language. | |
Contains a static ranking parameter. | |
Specifies that the transform type for the corresponding feature is rational. | |
Specifies that the transform type for the corresponding feature is inverse rational. | |
Specifies that the transform type for the corresponding feature is linear. |
