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Why is the Binary Search Full-text Index smaller but more accurate?

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Why is the Binary Search Full-text Index smaller but more accurate?

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The binary index option uses a filter that understands document formats and only indexes the words that are part of the document. The Raw indexer option looks at the entire document to find consecutive ascii characters that could make up a word. This can also index words that are not part of the document.