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Hello Community,

 

I have a points dataset containing 17 records. Some at stacked at shared locations. Some are isolated in one location…

 SwkPoints1 

I need to separate this into two different streams.

 

Stream one: all records that are at shared locations (i.e: sharing an XY co-ordinate pair)…

SwkPoints2_2 

Stream two: all records that are the only records at that location…

 SwkPoints3 

 How is this achievable?

 

Thanks,

I assume you determine uniqueness by the value of 'House'.

Use a StatisticsCalculator to count the number of times 'House' occurs, followed by a TestFilter to differentiate between features where 'House' occurs one time (stream two) and features where 'House' occurs more than once (stream one).

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I assume you determine uniqueness by the value of 'House'.

Use a StatisticsCalculator to count the number of times 'House' occurs, followed by a TestFilter to differentiate between features where 'House' occurs one time (stream two) and features where 'House' occurs more than once (stream one).

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Sorry, no, I should have stated in my post. The uniqueness is the location. So, it would be based on the X and Y co-ordinates pair.

Thanks,
Stuart

I assume you determine uniqueness by the value of 'House'.

Use a StatisticsCalculator to count the number of times 'House' occurs, followed by a TestFilter to differentiate between features where 'House' occurs one time (stream two) and features where 'House' occurs more than once (stream one).

image

Create a new attribute (X_Y), and use that attribute in the StatisticsCalculator (both 'Group By' and 'Statistics to Calculate').

Unique

Create a new attribute (X_Y), and use that attribute in the StatisticsCalculator (both 'Group By' and 'Statistics to Calculate').

Unique

Thanks for that. I'll give it a go.

Create a new attribute (X_Y), and use that attribute in the StatisticsCalculator (both 'Group By' and 'Statistics to Calculate').

Unique

Hi geomancer, That has worked perfectly. I can now apply this to the real data and connect to the rest of the workspace. Thank so much. Regards.

Create a new attribute (X_Y), and use that attribute in the StatisticsCalculator (both 'Group By' and 'Statistics to Calculate').

Unique

Hi Stuart, you're welcome. Good luck!

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