A Boost Function can combine numeric values from the result document to produce a number which is either added or multiplied with the other boost value from the query result.
To see all available fields, see the <ahref="IndexSchema_p.html">YaCy Solr Schema</a> and look for numeric values (these are names with suffix '_i').
To find out which kind of operations are possible, see the <ahref="http://wiki.apache.org/solr/FunctionQuery">Solr Function Query</a> documentation.
Example: to order by date, use "recip(ms(NOW,last_modified),3.16e-11,1,1)", to order by clickdepth, use "div(100,add(clickdepth_i,1))".
The Boost Query is attached to every query. Use this to statically boost specific content in the index.
Example: "fuzzy_signature_unique_b:true^100000.0f" means that documents, identified as 'double' are ranked very bad and appended to the end of all results (because the unique are ranked high).
To find appropriate fields for this query, see the <ahref="IndexSchema_p.html">YaCy Solr Schema</a> and look for boolean values (with suffix '_b') or tags inside string fields (with suffix '_s' or '_sxt').
This is the set of searchable fields. Entries without a boost value are not searched. Boost values make hits inside the corresponding field more important.