In Solr I can use the query
function query to return a numerical score for a query and I can user that in the context of a bf
parameter something l
Alternately, if you've got something in that bf
that's heavyweight enough you'd rather not run it across the entire set of matches, you could use rescore requests to modify the score of the top N ranked ORIGINAL QUERY
results using subsequent scoring passes with your (cat, dog, etc...) scoring-queries.
You could script a TF*IDF scoring function using a function_score
query. Something like this (ignoring Lucene's query and length normalization):
"script": "tf = _index[field][term].tf(); idf = (1 + log ( _index.numDocs() / (_index[field][term].df() + 1))); return sqrt(tf) * pow(idf,2)"
You'd take the product of those function results for 'cat' and 'dog' and add them to your original query score.
Here's the full query gist.