Is the PercentOverlap transformer compatible for the FME ESRI Edition 2015.1.3.2?
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6 January 2017
Hi @mercedes, this transformer is not available via the gallery or FME hub, so it is difficult to answer your question. Is it by any chance a custom transformer?
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just calculate area and then do an overlay with areaonarea etc., clipper etc. and calculate resulting area's.
Then you have both area-values and overlap attribute to calculate the percentage of overlap.
For total overlap per ID you can use the statisticscalculator with group by attribute. etc.
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6 January 2017
It's an old transformer written a while back by a colleague of mine at 1Spatial. It should work in an older FME as I believe it was written in FME 2013. However, as we haven't yet published it formally to the Hub it is supplied below "as-is" to see if its of interest to you.
Details from the help:
Returns the % of overlap between geometries.
This transformer assumes that INPUT features are geometry-based features.
Raster, pointcloud, surface, solid, collection and null features will be REJECTED.
3D components will be ignored.
OUTPUT features will have a new attribute appended which by default is named overlappercent but which can be customised by the user via the transformer's parameters.
Note: This will NOT tell you which candidate features overlap a set of features by how much. It will only tell you how much each feature is overlapped by all other features in the dataset.
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6 January 2017
It's an old transformer written a while back by a colleague of mine at 1Spatial. It should work in an older FME as I believe it was written in FME 2013. However, as we haven't yet published it formally to the Hub it is supplied below "as-is" to see if its of interest to you.
Details from the help:
Returns the % of overlap between geometries.
This transformer assumes that INPUT features are geometry-based features.
Raster, pointcloud, surface, solid, collection and null features will be REJECTED.
3D components will be ignored.
OUTPUT features will have a new attribute appended which by default is named overlappercent but which can be customised by the user via the transformer's parameters.
Note: This will NOT tell you which candidate features overlap a set of features by how much. It will only tell you how much each feature is overlapped by all other features in the dataset.
I have downloaded it and tested against FME 2016.1
Works like a charm.
I would post it to the Hub!
Erik Jan
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