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The following score modifying options are available to all operators. For details and examples, click any of the following options:

The boost option multiplies a result's base score by a given number or the value of a numeric field in the documents. For example, you can use boost to increase the importance of certain matching documents in the result.

Note

  • You can't use the boost and constant options together.

  • The boost option with path is the same as multiplying using the function option with a path expression.

The boost option takes the following fields:

Field
Type
Necessity
Description
value
float
Conditional
Number to multiply the default base score by. Value must be a positive number. Either value or path is required, but you can't specify both.
path
string
Conditional
Name of the numeric field whose value to multiply the default base score by. Either path or value is required, but you can't specify both.
undefined
float
Optional
Numeric value to substitute for path if the numeric field specified through path is not found in the documents. If omitted, defaults to 0. You can specify this only if you specify path.

The following examples use the movies collection in the sample_mflix database. If you have the sample dataset on your cluster, you can create the Atlas Search default index and run the example queries on your cluster.

The sample compound queries demonstrate how to increase the importance of one search criteria over another. The queries include a $project stage to exclude all fields except title and score.

In the following example, the compound operator uses text operator to search for the term Helsinki in the plot and title fields. The query for the title field uses score with the boost option to multiply the score results by 3, as specified in the value field.

1db.movies.aggregate([
2 {
3 "$search": {
4 "compound": {
5 "should": [{
6 "text": {
7 "query": "Helsinki",
8 "path": "plot"
9 }
10 },
11 {
12 "text": {
13 "query": "Helsinki",
14 "path": "title",
15 "score": { "boost": { "value": 3 } }
16 }
17 }]
18 }
19 }
20 },
21 {
22 "$limit": 5
23 },
24 {
25 "$project": {
26 "_id": 0,
27 "title": 1,
28 "plot": 1,
29 "score": { "$meta": "searchScore" }
30 }
31 }
32])

This query returns the following results, in which the score for documents where the title matches the query term is multiplied by 3 from its base value:

[
{
plot: 'Epic tale about two generations of men in a wealthy Finnish family, spanning from the 1960s all the way through the early 1990s. The father has achieved his position as director of the ...',
title: 'Kites Over Helsinki',
score: 12.2470121383667
},
{
plot: 'Alex is Finlander married to an Italian who works as a taxi driver in Berlin. One night in his taxi come two men with a briefcase full of money. Unluckily for Alex, they are being chased by...',
title: 'Helsinki-Naples All Night Long',
score: 9.56808090209961
},
{
plot: 'The recession hits a couple in Helsinki.',
title: 'Drifting Clouds',
score: 4.5660295486450195
},
{
plot: 'Two teenagers from Helsinki are sent on a mission by their drug dealer.',
title: 'Sairaan kaunis maailma',
score: 4.041563034057617
},
{
plot: 'A murderer tries to leave his criminal past in East Helsinki and make a new life for his family',
title: 'Bad Luck Love',
score: 3.6251673698425293
}
]

In the following example, the compound operator uses text operator to search for the term Helsinki in the plot and title fields. The query against the title field uses score with the boost option to multiply the score results by the numeric field imdb.rating in path. If the numeric field isn't found in the specified path, the operator multiplies the score of the documents by 3.

1db.movies.aggregate([
2 {
3 "$search": {
4 "compound": {
5 "should": [{
6 "text": {
7 "query": "Helsinki",
8 "path": "plot"
9 }
10 },
11 {
12 "text": {
13 "query": "Helsinki",
14 "path": "title",
15 "score": {
16 "boost": {
17 "path": "imdb.rating",
18 "undefined": 3
19 }
20 }
21 }
22 }]
23 }
24 }
25 },
26 {
27 "$limit": 5
28 },
29 {
30 "$project": {
31 "_id": 0,
32 "title": 1,
33 "plot": 1,
34 "score": { "$meta": "searchScore" }
35 }
36 }
37])

This query returns the following results, in which the score for documents where the title field matches the query term is multiplied from its base value by the value of the numeric field imdb.rating or 3, if the field isn't found in the documents:

[
{
plot: 'Epic tale about two generations of men in a wealthy Finnish family, spanning from the 1960s all the way through the early 1990s. The father has achieved his position as director of the ...',
title: 'Kites Over Helsinki',
score: 24.902257919311523
},
{
plot: 'Alex is Finlander married to an Italian who works as a taxi driver in Berlin. One night in his taxi come two men with a briefcase full of money. Unluckily for Alex, they are being chased by...',
title: 'Helsinki-Naples All Night Long',
score: 20.411907196044922
},
{
plot: 'The recession hits a couple in Helsinki.',
title: 'Drifting Clouds',
score: 4.5660295486450195
},
{
plot: 'Two teenagers from Helsinki are sent on a mission by their drug dealer.',
title: 'Sairaan kaunis maailma',
score: 4.041563034057617
},
{
plot: 'A murderer tries to leave his criminal past in East Helsinki and make a new life for his family',
title: 'Bad Luck Love',
score: 3.6251673698425293
}
]

The constant option replaces the base score with a specified number.

Note

You must not use the constant and boost options together.

The following example uses the default index on the sample_mflix.movies collection to query the plot and title fields using the compound operator. In the query, the text operator uses score with the constant option to replace all score results with 5 for results that match the query against the title field only.

1db.movies.aggregate([
2 {
3 "$search": {
4 "compound": {
5 "should": [{
6 "text": {
7 "query": "tower",
8 "path": "plot"
9 }
10 },
11 {
12 "text": {
13 "query": "tower",
14 "path": "title",
15 "score": { "constant": { "value": 5 } }
16 }
17 }]
18 }
19 }
20 },
21 {
22 "$limit": 5
23 },
24 {
25 "$project": {
26 "_id": 0,
27 "title": 1,
28 "plot": 1,
29 "score": { "$meta": "searchScore" }
30 }
31 }
32])

The above query returns the following results, in which the score for documents that match the query against the title field only is replaced with the specified constant value:

1[
2 {
3 plot: 'Several months after witnessing a murder, residents of Tower Block 31 find themselves being picked off by a sniper, pitting those lucky enough to be alive into a battle for survival.',
4 title: 'Tower Block',
5 score: 8.15460205078125
6 },
7 {
8 plot: "When a group of hard-working guys find out they've fallen victim to their wealthy employer's Ponzi scheme, they conspire to rob his high-rise residence.",
9 title: 'Tower Heist',
10 score: 5
11 },
12 {
13 plot: 'Toru Kojima and his friend Koji are young student boys with one thing in common - they both love to date older women. Koji is a playboy with several women, young and older, whereas Toru is a romantic with his heart set on on certain lady.',
14 title: 'Tokyo Tower',
15 score: 5
16 },
17 {
18 plot: 'A middle-aged mental patient suffering from a split personality travels to Italy where his two personalities set off all kinds of confusing developments.',
19 title: 'The Leaning Tower',
20 score: 5
21 },
22 {
23 plot: 'A documentary that questions the cost -- and value -- of higher education in the United States.',
24 title: 'Ivory Tower',
25 score: 5
26 }
27]

Note

You can use this option with the embeddedDocument operator only.

The embedded option allows you to configure how to:

  • Aggregate the scores of multiple matching embedded documents.

  • Modify the score of an embeddedDocument operator after aggregating the scores from matching embedded documents.

Note

The Atlas Search embeddedDocuments type, embeddedDocument operator, and embedded scoring option are in preview. When an Atlas Search index on a replica set or single MongoDB shard reaches 2,100,000,000 index objects, Atlas Search transitions the index to a stale, queryable state. If you would like Atlas Search to support more than 2,100,000,000 index objects in the future, vote for this request in the MongoDB Feedback Engine.

The embedded option takes the following fields:

Field
Type
Necessity
Description
aggregate
string
Optional

Configures how to combine scores of matching embedded documents. Value must be one of the following aggregation strategies:

  • sum - (Default) Sum the score of all matching embedded documents.

  • maximum - Choose the greatest score of all matching embedded documents.

  • minimum - Choose the least high score of all matching embedded documents.

  • mean - Choose the average (arithmetic mean) score of all matching embedded documents. Atlas Search includes scores of matching embedded documents only when computing the average. Atlas Search doesn't count embedded documents that don't satisfy query predicates as documents with scores of zero.

If omitted, this field defaults to sum.

outerScore
Optional
Specifies the score modification to apply after applying the aggregation strategy.

The following sample query uses an index named default on the sample_analytics.transactions collection. The index configures an embeddedDocuments type on documents in the transactions array and string type for transactions.symbol and transactions.transaction_code fields.

Example

Sample Index
{
"mappings": {
"dynamic": true,
"fields": {
"transactions": {
"dynamic": true,
"fields": {
"symbol": {
"type": "string"
},
"transaction_code": {
"type": "string"
}
},
"type": "embeddedDocuments"
}
}
}
}

The sample query on the transactions field, which contains an array of documents, includes a $limit stage to limit the output to 10 results and a $project stage to:

  • Exclude all fields except account_id and transaction_count.

  • Add a field named score that applies an aggregation strategy and further score modification.

    Note

    You can use function inside the score option of the embeddedDocument operator's operator. However, for function score expressions that require the path option, the numeric field that you specify as the path for the expression must be inside the embeddedDocument operator's path. For example, in the following example query, the field transactions.amount that is specified inside the score option of the compound operator on line 24 is inside in the embeddedDocument operator's path transactions on line 4.

The query searches for accounts that have bought AMD and multiplies the largest single AMD purchase (by number of shares) by the log1p value of the number of transactions that the account has made in this period. It ranks the accounts based on the following:

  • Number of AMD bought in a single transaction

  • Number of transactions in the last period

1db.transactions.aggregate({
2 "$search": {
3 "embeddedDocument": {
4 "path": "transactions",
5 "operator": {
6 "compound": {
7 "must": [
8 {
9 "text": {
10 "path": "transactions.symbol",
11 "query": "amd"
12 }
13 },
14 {
15 "text": {
16 "path": "transactions.transaction_code",
17 "query": "buy"
18 }
19 }
20 ],
21 "score": {
22 "function": {
23 "path": {
24 "value": "transactions.amount",
25 "undefined": 1.0
26 }
27 }
28 }
29 }
30 },
31 "score": {
32 "embedded": {
33 "aggregate": "maximum",
34 "outerScore": {
35 "function": {
36 "multiply": [
37 {
38 "log1p": {
39 "path": {
40 "value": "transaction_count"
41 }
42 }
43 },
44 {
45 "score": "relevance"
46 }
47 ]
48 }
49 }
50 }
51 }
52 }
53 }
54},
55{ "$limit": 10 },
56{
57 "$project": {
58 "_id": 0,
59 "account_id": 1,
60 "transaction_count": 1,
61 "score": { $meta: "searchScore" }
62 }
63})

Atlas Search ranks accounts that have made many transactions in the last period and bought many AMD in a single transaction highly.

1[
2 { account_id: 467651, transaction_count: 99, score: 19982 },
3 { account_id: 271554, transaction_count: 96, score: 19851.822265625 },
4 { account_id: 71148, transaction_count: 99, score: 19840 },
5 { account_id: 408143, transaction_count: 100, score: 19836.76953125 },
6 { account_id: 977774, transaction_count: 98, score: 19822.64453125 },
7 { account_id: 187107, transaction_count: 96, score: 19754.470703125 },
8 { account_id: 492843, transaction_count: 97, score: 19744.998046875 },
9 { account_id: 373169, transaction_count: 93, score: 19553.697265625 },
10 { account_id: 249078, transaction_count: 89, score: 19436.896484375 },
11 { account_id: 77690, transaction_count: 90, score: 19418.017578125 }
12]

The function option allows you to alter the final score of the document using a numeric field . You can specify the numeric field for computing the final score through an expression. If the final result of the function score is less than 0, Atlas Search replaces the score with 0.

Note

You can use function inside the score option of the embeddedDocument operator's operator. However, for function score expressions that require the path option, the numeric field that you specify as the path for the expression must be inside the embeddedDocument operator's path.

Use the following expressions with the function option to alter the final score of the document:

  • Arithmetic expressions, which add or multiply a series of numbers.

  • Constant expressions, which allow a constant number in the function score.

  • Gaussian decay expressions, which decay, or reduces, the scores by multiplying at a specified rate.

  • Path expressions, which incorporate an indexed numeric field value into a function score.

  • Score expressions, which return the relevance score assigned by Atlas Search.

  • Unary expressions, which are expressions that take a single argument. In Atlas Search, you can calculate the log10(x) or log10(x+1) of a specified number.

An arithmetic expression adds or multiplies a series of numbers. For example, you can use arithmetic expression to modify relevance ranking through a numeric field from a data enrichment pipeline. It must include one of the following options:

Option
Type
Description
add
array of expressions

Adds a series of numbers. Takes an array of expressions, which can have negative values. Array length must be greater than or equal to 2. For example:

Arithmetic Expression Syntax
"function": {
"add": [
{"path": "rating"},
{"score": "relevance"}
]
}

In the previous example, Atlas Search uses the path and score expressions to add the following:

  • Numeric value of the rating field or 0, if the rating field is not present in the document

  • Relevance score, which is the score Atlas Search assigns based on relevance

multiply
array of expressions

Multiplies a series of numbers. Takes an array of expressions, which can have negative values. Array length must be greater than or equal to 2. For example:

Arithmetic Expression Syntax
"function": {
"multiply": [
{
"path": {
"value": "popularity",
"undefined": 2.5
}
},
{
"score": "relevance"
},
{
"constant": 0.75
}
]
}

In the previous example, Atlas Search uses the path, score, and constant expressions to alter the final score of the document. It multiplies the following:

  • Numeric value of the path expression, which is the numeric value of the popularity field or 2.5, if the popularity field is not present in the document

  • Relevance score, which is the score Atlas Search assigns based on relevance

  • Constant value of 0.75

Note

You can't replace an arithmetic expression that evaluates to undefined with a constant value.

A constant expression allows a constant number in the function score. For example, you can use constant to modify relevance ranking through a numeric value from a data enrichment pipeline. It must include the following option:

Option
Type
Description
constant
float
Number that indicates a fixed value. Atlas Search supports negative values.

Example

Constant Expression Syntax
{
"function": {
"constant": -23.78
}
}

A gaussian decay expression allows you to decay, or reduce by multiplying, the final scores of the documents based on the distance of a numeric field value from a specified origin point. decay is computed as:

Screenshot of decay computation
click to enlarge

where sigma is computed to assure that the score takes the value decay at distance scale from origin±offset:

Screenshot of sigma computation
click to enlarge

For example, you can use gauss to adjust the relevant score of documents based on document freshness, or date influencing higher ranking. gauss takes the following options:

Field
Type
Necessity
Description
decay
double
Optional

Rate at which you want to multiply the scores. Value must be a positive number between 0 and 1 exclusive. If omitted, defaults to 0.5.

For documents whose numeric field value (specified using path) is at a distance (specified using scale) away from origin plus or minus (±) offset, Atlas Search multiplies the current score using decay.

offset
double
Optional
Number to use to determine the distance from origin. The decay operation is performed only for documents whose distances are greater than origin plus or minus (±) offset. If ommitted, defaults to 0.
origin
double
Required
Point of origin from which to calculate the distance.
path
Required
Name of the numeric field whose value you want to use to multiply the base score.
scale
double
Required
Distance from origin plus or minus (±) offset at which scores must be multiplied.

Example

Gaussian Expression Syntax
{
"function": {
"gauss": {
"path": {
"value": "rating",
"undefined": 50
},
"origin": 95,
"scale": 5,
"offset": 5,
"decay": 0.5
}
}
}

Suppose the max rating is 100. Atlas Search uses the rating field in the documents to decay the score:

  • Retains the current score for documents with rating between 90 to 100.

  • Multiplies the current score by 0.5 for documents with a rating lower than 90.

  • Multiplies the current score by 0.25 for documents with a rating lower than 85, and so on.

A path expression incorporates an indexed numeric field value into a function score. It can either be a string or an object.

If string, the value is the name of the numeric field to search over for the path expression.

Example

Path Expression Syntax
{
"function": {
"path": "rating"
}
}

Atlas Search incorporates the numeric value of the rating field in the final score of the document.

If object, the path expression takes the following options:

Option
Type
Necessity
Description
value
string
Required
Name of numeric field. Field can contain negative numeric values.
undefined
float
Optional
Value to use if the numeric field specified using value is missing in the document. If omitted, defaults to 0.

Example

Path Expression Syntax
{
"function": {
"path": {"value": "quantity", "undefined": 2}
}
}

Atlas Search incorporates numeric value of the quantity field or 2, if the quantity field is not present in the document, in the final score of the document.

A path expression can't be an array and can't contain regex or wildcard in the path.

A score expression represents the relevance score, which is the score Atlas Search assigns documents based on relevance, of the query. It is the same as the current score of the document. It must include the following option:

Option
Type
Description
score
string
Value of relevance score of the query. Value must be relevance.

Example

Score Expression Syntax
{
"function": {
"score": "relevance"
}
}

A unary expression is an expression that takes a single argument. In Atlas Search, you can use unary expressions to calculate the log10(x) or log10(x+1) of a specified number. For example, you can use log1p to influence the relevance score by document popularity score. It must include one of the following options:

Option
Type
Description
log

Calculates the log10 of a number. For example:

Unary Expression Syntax
{
"function": {
"log": {
"multiply": [
{"path": "popularity"},
{"constant": 0.5},
{"score": "relevance"}
]
}
}
}

In the previous example, Atlas Search calculates the log10 of the arithmetic expression that uses the multiply option to calculate the product of the numeric value of the popularity field, the constant value of 0.5, and the relevance score assigned by Atlas Search.

If the expression specified for the log option evaluates to less than or equal to 0, then the log evaluates to undefined. For example:

Unary Expression syntax
{
"function": {
"log": {
"constant": -5.1
}
}
}

In the previous example, Atlas Search evaluates the the log10 of the constant expression -5.1 to undefined. Therefore, the final score of the document is 0.

log1p

Adds 1 to the number and then calculates its log10. For example:

Unary Expression Syntax
{
"function": {
"log1p": {
"path": {
"value": "rating",
"undefined": 4
}
}
}
}

In the previous example, Atlas Search adds 1 to the expression that uses the path option to evaluate to the numeric value of the rating field, then calculates the log10 of the resulting sum.

The following examples use the default index on the sample_mflix.movies collection to query the title field. The sample queries include a $limit stage to limit the output to 5 results and a $project stage to exclude all fields except title and score.

Example

In this example, the text operator uses score with the function option to multiply the following:

  • Numeric value of the path expression, which is the value of the imdb.rating field in the documents or 2, if the imdb.rating field is not in the document

  • Relevance score, or the current score of the document

db.movies.aggregate([{
"$search": {
"text": {
"path": "title",
"query": "men",
"score": {
"function":{
"multiply":[
{
"path": {
"value": "imdb.rating",
"undefined": 2
}
},
{
"score": "relevance"
}
]
}
}
}
}
},
{
$limit: 5
},
{
$project: {
"_id": 0,
"title": 1,
"score": { "$meta": "searchScore" }
}
}])

This query returns the following results, in which the score is replaced with the specified function value:

{ "title" : "Men...", "score" : 23.431293487548828 }
{ "title" : "12 Angry Men", "score" : 22.080968856811523 }
{ "title" : "X-Men", "score" : 21.34803581237793 }
{ "title" : "X-Men", "score" : 21.34803581237793 }
{ "title" : "Matchstick Men", "score" : 21.05954933166504 }

Example

In the following example, the text operator uses score with the function option to replace the current score of the document with the constant numeric value of 3.

db.movies.aggregate([
{
"$search": {
"text": {
"path": "title",
"query": "men",
"score": {
"function":{
"constant": 3
}
}
}
}
},
{
$limit: 5
},
{
$project: {
"_id": 0,
"title": 1,
"score": { "$meta": "searchScore" }
}
}
])

This query returns the following results, in which the score is replaced with the specified function value:

{ "title" : "Men Without Women", "score" : 3 }
{ "title" : "One Hundred Men and a Girl", "score" : 3 }
{ "title" : "Of Mice and Men", "score" : 3 }
{ "title" : "All the King's Men", "score" : 3 }
{ "title" : "The Men", "score" : 3 }

Example

In the following example, the text operator uses score with the function option to decay the relevance score of the documents in the result.

The query specifies that for documents whose imdb.rating field value or 4.6, if the imdb.rating field is not present in the documents, is scale distance, which is 5, away from origin, which is 9.5, plus or minus offset, which is 0, Atlas Search must multiply the score using decay, which starts at 0.5. This query includes a $limit stage to limit the output to up to 10 results and a $project stage to add the imdb.rating field in the results.

db.movies.aggregate([
{
"$search": {
"text": {
"path": "title",
"query": "shop",
"score": {
"function":{
"gauss": {
"path": {
"value": "imdb.rating",
"undefined": 4.6
},
"origin": 9.5,
"scale": 5,
"offset": 0,
"decay": 0.5
}
}
}
}
}
},
{
"$limit": 10
},
{
"$project": {
"_id": 0,
"title": 1,
"imdb.rating": 1,
"score": { "$meta": "searchScore" }
}
}
])

This query returns the following results:

[
{ title: 'The Shop Around the Corner', imdb: { rating: 8.1 }, score: 0.9471074342727661 },
{ title: 'Exit Through the Gift Shop', imdb: { rating: 8.1 }, score: 0.9471074342727661 },
{ title: 'The Shop on Main Street', imdb: { rating: 8 }, score: 0.9395227432250977 },
{ imdb: { rating: 7.4 }, title: 'Chop Shop', score: 0.8849083781242371 },
{ title: 'Little Shop of Horrors', imdb: { rating: 6.9 }, score: 0.8290896415710449 },
{ title: 'The Suicide Shop', imdb: { rating: 6.1 }, score: 0.7257778644561768 },
{ imdb: { rating: 5.6 }, title: 'A Woman, a Gun and a Noodle Shop', score: 0.6559237241744995 },
{ title: 'Beauty Shop', imdb: { rating: 5.4 }, score: 0.6274620294570923 }
]

To compare the results of the Gaussian expressions used in the previous query with the relevance score that is returned in the results by Atlas Search, run the following query:

db.movies.aggregate([
{
"$search": {
"text": {
"path": "title",
"query": "shop"
}
}
},
{
"$limit": 10
},
{
"$project": {
"_id": 0,
"title": 1,
"imdb.rating": 1,
"score": { "$meta": "searchScore" }
}
}
])

This query returns the following results:

[
{ title: 'Beauty Shop', imdb: { rating: 5.4 }, score: 4.111973762512207 },
{ imdb: { rating: 7.4 }, title: 'Chop Shop', score: 4.111973762512207 },
{ title: 'The Suicide Shop', imdb: { rating: 6.1 }, score: 3.5363259315490723 },
{ title: 'Little Shop of Horrors', imdb: { rating: 6.9 }, score: 3.1020588874816895 },
{ title: 'The Shop Around the Corner', imdb: { rating: 8.1 }, score: 2.762784481048584 },
{ title: 'The Shop on Main Street', imdb: { rating: 8 }, score: 2.762784481048584 },
{ title: 'Exit Through the Gift Shop', imdb: { rating: 8.1 }, score: 2.762784481048584 },
{ imdb: { rating: 5.6 }, title: 'A Woman, a Gun and a Noodle Shop', score: 2.0802340507507324 }
]

Example

In the following example, the text operator uses score with the function option to replace the relevance score of the query with the value of the numeric field imdb.rating or 4.6, if the imdb.rating field isn't present in the documents.

db.movies.aggregate([{
"$search": {
"text": {
"path": "title",
"query": "men",
"score": {
"function":{
"path": {
"value": "imdb.rating",
"undefined": 4.6
}
}
}
}
}
},
{
$limit: 5
},
{
$project: {
"_id": 0,
"title": 1,
"score": { "$meta": "searchScore" }
}
}])

This query returns the following results, in which the score is replaced with the specified function value:

{ "title" : "12 Angry Men", "score" : 8.899999618530273 }
{ "title" : "The Men Who Built America", "score" : 8.600000381469727 }
{ "title" : "No Country for Old Men", "score" : 8.100000381469727 }
{ "title" : "X-Men: Days of Future Past", "score" : 8.100000381469727 }
{ "title" : "The Best of Men", "score" : 8.100000381469727 }

Example

In the following example, the text operator uses score with the function option to return the relevance score, which is the same as the current score, of the documents.

db.movies.aggregate([{
"$search": {
"text": {
"path": "title",
"query": "men",
"score": {
"function":{
"score": "relevance"
}
}
}
}
},
{
"$limit": 5
},
{
"$project": {
"_id": 0,
"title": 1,
"score": { "$meta": "searchScore" }
}
}])

This query returns the following results, in which the score is replaced with the specified function value:

{ "title" : "Men...", "score" : 3.4457783699035645 }
{ "title" : "The Men", "score" : 2.8848698139190674 }
{ "title" : "Simple Men", "score" : 2.8848698139190674 }
{ "title" : "X-Men", "score" : 2.8848698139190674 }
{ "title" : "Mystery Men", "score" : 2.8848698139190674 }

Example

In the following example, the text operator uses score with the function option to calculate the log10 of the imdb.rating field or 10, if the imdb.rating field is not present in the document.

db.movies.aggregate([{
"$search": {
"text": {
"path": "title",
"query": "men",
"score": {
"function": {
"log": {
"path": {
"value": "imdb.rating",
"undefined": 10
}
}
}
}
}
}
},
{
"$limit": 5
},
{
"$project": {
"_id": 0,
"title": 1,
"score": { "$meta": "searchScore" }
}
}])

This query returns the following results, in which the score is replaced with the specified function value:

{ "title" : "12 Angry Men", "score" : 0.9493899941444397 }
{ "title" : "The Men Who Built America", "score" : 0.9344984292984009 }
{ "title" : "No Country for Old Men", "score" : 0.9084849953651428 }
{ "title" : "X-Men: Days of Future Past", "score" : 0.9084849953651428 }
{ "title" : "The Best of Men", "score" : 0.9084849953651428
}

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4. Score Documents