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Negative boosts are not supported in ES 7 #73

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michelole opened this issue Jul 30, 2019 · 4 comments
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Negative boosts are not supported in ES 7 #73

michelole opened this issue Jul 30, 2019 · 4 comments
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michelole commented Jul 30, 2019

Used for negative_boosters.json, match_all.json, and other.json.

  • negative_boosters.json and other.json should be migrated to query boosting. Caveat: static boosting might lead to different results (better? worse? same?)
  • match_all.json: boost = 0
  • other.json could also be migrated to a should_not query.

Test with 2017 and 2018 data. Validate on internal 2019 GS.

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@khituras other.json (used to downrank matches on comorbidities in CT exclusion criteria) also has a negative boost. However, it doesn't happen together with negative_boosters.json (used only for BA).

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michelole commented Jul 31, 2019

Worst case scenario we could try a must_not clause. Update: they don't seem to improve results either.

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match_all could be switched to a match on any "cancer" or "gene"/"mutation".

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This is being solved by reverting back to an ES 5.4 index (see also #84).

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