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Fixing delete url. (#361)
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jzonthemtn authored Apr 13, 2021
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You can also delete a featureset to start over::

DELETE _ltr/_featurset/more_movie_features
DELETE _ltr/_featureset/more_movie_features


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Getting Raw Term Statistics
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Many learning to rank solutions use raw term statistics in training. For example, the total term frequency for a term, the document frequency, and other statistics. Luckily, Elasticsearch LTR comes with a query primitive, :code:`match_explorer`, that extracts these statistics for you for a set of terms. In it's simplest form, :code:`match_explorer` you specify a statistic you're interested in and a match you'd like to explore. For example::
Many learning to rank solutions use raw term statistics in training. For example, the total term frequency for a term, the document frequency, and other statistics. Luckily, Elasticsearch LTR comes with a query primitive, :code:`match_explorer`, that extracts these statistics for you for a set of terms. In its simplest form, :code:`match_explorer` lets you specify a statistic you're interested in and a match you'd like to explore. For example::

POST tmdb/_search
{
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