We would need to know the settings on your workspace to be able to help.
Hi @robeesafe
please, could you share the data?
I have attached the weather dataset from which I would like to filter the “Air Temperature” out of “ParameterTypeLongName” and further filter A.DayMax and A.DayMin from “TimeSeriesName” to display as indicated in “tmp.csv”.
Here is an image of the transformers I used:
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Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Robert
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We would need to know the settings on your workspace to be able to help.
I have attached the weather dataset from which I would like to filter the "Air Temperature" out of "ParameterTypeLongName" and further filter A.DayMax and A.DayMin from "TimeSeriesName" to display as indicated in "tmp.csv".
Here is an image of the transformers I used:
[cid:image001.png@01D71981.4FD5DB90]
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Robert
Classification: Protected A
I have attached the weather dataset from which I would like to filter the "Air Temperature" out of "ParameterTypeLongName" and further filter A.DayMax and A.DayMin from "TimeSeriesName" to display as indicated in "tmp.csv".
Here is an image of the transformers I used:
[cid:image001.png@01D71981.4FD5DB90]
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Robert
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Hi Robert,
I'm not seeing either the image or the attached csv.
I have attached the weather dataset from which I would like to filter the "Air Temperature" out of "ParameterTypeLongName" and further filter A.DayMax and A.DayMin from "TimeSeriesName" to display as indicated in "tmp.csv".
Here is an image of the transformers I used:
[cid:image001.png@01D71981.4FD5DB90]
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Robert
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I'm resending my earlier message with attachments.
I have attached the weather dataset from which I would like to filter the "Air Temperature" out of "ParameterTypeLongName" and further filter A.DayMax and A.DayMin from "TimeSeriesName" to display as indicated in "tmp.csv".
I have also appended an image of the transformers I used. Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Robert
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Hi @robeesafe
please, could you share the data?
Do you have any questions for me? I’m wondering if you have made on progress on the request.
Best regards,
Robert
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We would need to know the settings on your workspace to be able to help.
Do you have any update for me?
Thanks,
Robert
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Do you have any update for me?
Thanks,
Robert
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Hi Robert, I am not sure how you are sending the attachments, but they are not showing up in this forum.
Do you have any update for me?
Thanks,
Robert
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Do you have any update for me?
Thanks,
Robert
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Use the web interface. You can embed images and attach a file to your reply.
Here is one of the attachments. How do I send an Excel and csv file?
OK. It looks like what you want to do is after your Feature Reader have a tester for ParameterTypeLongName = Air Temperature, then your DateFormater (this is a performance thing, why format dates that you are not going to use)
Then an attributeCreator @Value(TimeSeriesName) = @Value(Value). This should give an attribute of either A.DayMax or A.DayMin depending on which row/feature it is.
Then an Aggregator with a group by on StationName and MeasureDate, in Accumulation Mode Merge Incoming Attributes
That will get both the max and min temp attributes on the same feature. You can then do any cleanup of attribute names (this may require an attributeExposer).
Thanks, your solution worked.