Full-text index analyzer providers - Java Reference
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How to extend full-text index analyzers provided in Neo4j.
Full-text index analyzer providers Full-text indexes always have an analyzer, which describes how text is analyzed for indexing and querying. The analyzer breaks the text up into smaller tokens and processes these tokens using filters. The filters can do different things, such as removing stop-words (e.g., the and is ), stemming the tokens, or turning them into lower-case. Which analyzer to use, depends on what you want to use the index for. For example, if the text being indexed belongs to a special domain, such as email addresses, you would want an analyzer specific to that domain. Or if the
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