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1// Copyright 2016 Google Inc. All rights reserved. 2// 3// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); 4// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. 5// You may obtain a copy of the License at 6// 7// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 8// 9// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software 10// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, 11// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. 12// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and 13// limitations under the License. 14 15package zoekt 16 17import ( 18 "fmt" 19 "math" 20 "strconv" 21 "strings" 22) 23 24const ( 25 maxUInt16 = 0xffff 26 ScoreOffset = 10_000_000 27) 28 29// addScore increments the score of the FileMatch by the computed score. If 30// debugScore is true, it also adds a debug string to the FileMatch. If raw is 31// -1, it is ignored. Otherwise, it is added to the debug string. 32func (m *FileMatch) addScore(what string, computed float64, raw float64, debugScore bool) { 33 if computed != 0 && debugScore { 34 var b strings.Builder 35 fmt.Fprintf(&b, "%s", what) 36 if raw != -1 { 37 fmt.Fprintf(&b, "(%s)", strconv.FormatFloat(raw, 'f', -1, 64)) 38 } 39 fmt.Fprintf(&b, ":%.2f, ", computed) 40 m.Debug += b.String() 41 } 42 m.Score += computed 43} 44 45// scoreFile computes a score for the file match using various scoring signals, like 46// whether there's an exact match on a symbol, the number of query clauses that matched, etc. 47func (d *indexData) scoreFile(fileMatch *FileMatch, doc uint32, mt matchTree, known map[matchTree]bool, opts *SearchOptions) { 48 atomMatchCount := 0 49 visitMatchAtoms(mt, known, func(mt matchTree) { 50 atomMatchCount++ 51 }) 52 53 addScore := func(what string, computed float64) { 54 fileMatch.addScore(what, computed, -1, opts.DebugScore) 55 } 56 57 // atom-count boosts files with matches from more than 1 atom. The 58 // maximum boost is scoreFactorAtomMatch. 59 if atomMatchCount > 0 { 60 fileMatch.addScore("atom", (1.0-1.0/float64(atomMatchCount))*scoreFactorAtomMatch, float64(atomMatchCount), opts.DebugScore) 61 } 62 63 maxFileScore := 0.0 64 for i := range fileMatch.LineMatches { 65 if maxFileScore < fileMatch.LineMatches[i].Score { 66 maxFileScore = fileMatch.LineMatches[i].Score 67 } 68 69 // Order by ordering in file. 70 fileMatch.LineMatches[i].Score += scoreLineOrderFactor * (1.0 - (float64(i) / float64(len(fileMatch.LineMatches)))) 71 } 72 73 for i := range fileMatch.ChunkMatches { 74 if maxFileScore < fileMatch.ChunkMatches[i].Score { 75 maxFileScore = fileMatch.ChunkMatches[i].Score 76 } 77 78 // Order by ordering in file. 79 fileMatch.ChunkMatches[i].Score += scoreLineOrderFactor * (1.0 - (float64(i) / float64(len(fileMatch.ChunkMatches)))) 80 } 81 82 // Maintain ordering of input files. This 83 // strictly dominates the in-file ordering of 84 // the matches. 85 addScore("fragment", maxFileScore) 86 87 if opts.UseDocumentRanks && len(d.ranks) > int(doc) { 88 weight := scoreFileRankFactor 89 if opts.DocumentRanksWeight > 0.0 { 90 weight = opts.DocumentRanksWeight 91 } 92 93 ranks := d.ranks[doc] 94 // The ranks slice always contains one entry representing the file rank (unless it's empty since the 95 // file doesn't have a rank). This is left over from when documents could have multiple rank signals, 96 // and we plan to clean this up. 97 if len(ranks) > 0 { 98 // The file rank represents a log (base 2) count. The log ranks should be bounded at 32, but we 99 // cap it just in case to ensure it falls in the range [0, 1]. 100 normalized := math.Min(1.0, ranks[0]/32.0) 101 addScore("file-rank", weight*normalized) 102 } 103 } 104 105 // Add tiebreakers 106 // 107 // ScoreOffset shifts the score 7 digits to the left. 108 fileMatch.Score = math.Trunc(fileMatch.Score) * ScoreOffset 109 110 md := d.repoMetaData[d.repos[doc]] 111 112 // md.Rank lies in the range [0, 65535]. Hence, we have to allocate 5 digits for 113 // the rank. The scoreRepoRankFactor shifts the rank score 2 digits to the left, 114 // reserving digits 3-7 for the repo rank. 115 addScore("repo-rank", scoreRepoRankFactor*float64(md.Rank)) 116 117 // digits 1-2 and the decimals are reserved for the doc order. Doc order 118 // (without the scaling factor) lies in the range [0, 1]. The upper bound is 119 // achieved for matches in the first document of a shard. 120 addScore("doc-order", scoreFileOrderFactor*(1.0-float64(doc)/float64(len(d.boundaries)))) 121 122 if opts.DebugScore { 123 // To make the debug output easier to read, we split the score into the query 124 // dependent score and the tiebreaker 125 score := math.Trunc(fileMatch.Score / ScoreOffset) 126 tiebreaker := fileMatch.Score - score*ScoreOffset 127 fileMatch.Debug = fmt.Sprintf("score: %d (%.2f) <- %s", int(score), tiebreaker, strings.TrimSuffix(fileMatch.Debug, ", ")) 128 } 129} 130 131// calculateTermFrequency computes the term frequency for the file match. 132// 133// Filename matches count more than content matches. This mimics a common text 134// search strategy where you 'boost' matches on document titles. 135func calculateTermFrequency(cands []*candidateMatch, df termDocumentFrequency) map[string]int { 136 // Treat each candidate match as a term and compute the frequencies. For now, ignore case 137 // sensitivity and treat filenames and symbols the same as content. 138 termFreqs := map[string]int{} 139 for _, cand := range cands { 140 term := string(cand.substrLowered) 141 if cand.fileName { 142 termFreqs[term] += 5 143 } else { 144 termFreqs[term]++ 145 } 146 } 147 148 for term := range termFreqs { 149 df[term] += 1 150 } 151 152 return termFreqs 153} 154 155// idf computes the inverse document frequency for a term. nq is the number of 156// documents that contain the term and documentCount is the total number of 157// documents in the corpus. 158func idf(nq, documentCount int) float64 { 159 return math.Log(1.0 + ((float64(documentCount) - float64(nq) + 0.5) / (float64(nq) + 0.5))) 160} 161 162// termDocumentFrequency is a map "term" -> "number of documents that contain the term" 163type termDocumentFrequency map[string]int 164 165// termFrequency stores the term frequencies for doc. 166type termFrequency struct { 167 doc uint32 168 tf map[string]int 169} 170 171// scoreFilesUsingBM25 computes the score according to BM25, the most common 172// scoring algorithm for text search: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okapi_BM25. 173// 174// This scoring strategy ignores all other signals including document ranks. 175// This keeps things simple for now, since BM25 is not normalized and can be 176// tricky to combine with other scoring signals. 177func (d *indexData) scoreFilesUsingBM25(fileMatches []FileMatch, tfs []termFrequency, df termDocumentFrequency, opts *SearchOptions) { 178 // Use standard parameter defaults (used in Lucene and academic papers) 179 k, b := 1.2, 0.75 180 181 averageFileLength := float64(d.boundaries[d.numDocs()]) / float64(d.numDocs()) 182 // This is very unlikely, but explicitly guard against division by zero. 183 if averageFileLength == 0 { 184 averageFileLength++ 185 } 186 187 for i := range tfs { 188 score := 0.0 189 190 // Compute the file length ratio. Usually the calculation would be based on terms, but using 191 // bytes should work fine, as we're just computing a ratio. 192 doc := tfs[i].doc 193 fileLength := float64(d.boundaries[doc+1] - d.boundaries[doc]) 194 195 L := fileLength / averageFileLength 196 197 sumTF := 0 // Just for debugging 198 for term, f := range tfs[i].tf { 199 sumTF += f 200 tfScore := ((k + 1.0) * float64(f)) / (k*(1.0-b+b*L) + float64(f)) 201 score += idf(df[term], int(d.numDocs())) * tfScore 202 } 203 204 fileMatches[i].Score = score 205 206 if opts.DebugScore { 207 fileMatches[i].Debug = fmt.Sprintf("bm25-score: %.2f <- sum-termFrequencies: %d, length-ratio: %.2f", score, sumTF, L) 208 } 209 } 210}