I looked around the documentation and it looks really nice, bonus points for being a native application. Unfortunately it cannot replace Elasticsearch for our use cases because it doesn't seem to support aggregations yet. Are they planned?
Indeed Meilisearch does not offer an aggregation feature yet although it will be possible to get stats for the `min` and `max` values of a faceted field in the next version (v1.1)
> Meilisearch focuses on simplicity, relevancy, and performance.
> excellent relevance out of the box
> if ease of use, performance, and relevancy are important to you, Meilisearch was made for you
Is there a benchmark that shows Meilisearch outperforming Elasticsearch in terms of relevance score? I couldn't find Meilisearch listed on https://github.com/beir-cellar/beir.
We are not in contact with beir or the owner of the bei-cellar oganisation.
However, we started tracking our relevancy with the TREC 4 & TREC 5 data which are provided by the NIST organisation [1]. I can only tell that the results are very good and that we continue to improve that. We will talk about that in a blog post.
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Indeed Meilisearch does not offer an aggregation feature yet although it will be possible to get stats for the `min` and `max` values of a faceted field in the next version (v1.1)
Please tell us more about what you mean by aggregation and why it is critical for your use-case by creating a discussion on Github here (https://github.com/meilisearch/product/discussions) or by proposing a new idea on our public portal here (https://roadmap.meilisearch.com) if you don't have a Github account.
Thank you!
> excellent relevance out of the box
> if ease of use, performance, and relevancy are important to you, Meilisearch was made for you
Is there a benchmark that shows Meilisearch outperforming Elasticsearch in terms of relevance score? I couldn't find Meilisearch listed on https://github.com/beir-cellar/beir.
However, we started tracking our relevancy with the TREC 4 & TREC 5 data which are provided by the NIST organisation [1]. I can only tell that the results are very good and that we continue to improve that. We will talk about that in a blog post.
[1]: https://nist.gov