Hi, We're able to find one nearest neighbour, however we are unable to return multiple nearest neighbours. We have tried removing the value of the nearest neighbours to find, and adding a value in the Close Candidate List Name parameter, however this has not worked. Any suggestions?
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How to find multiple nearest neighbours
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+18- Supporter
Creating the list is the way to go, can you specify how this didnt work?
Also make sure you have set the number to find to more than 1.
+59- Safer
As @itay says below, can you tell us how the Close Candidate list didn't work. If you aren't familiar with lists it might be confusing. You need to query a feature in the Data Inspector (the Table View isn't enough) in order to see list attributes. It should give you a list of the neighbors starting with the nearest first I believe. To use a list in Workbench use the ListExploder or try the ListConcatenator. It depends on what you want to do and how you want the multiple neighbors presented.
+59- Safer
Maybe you need to extend the distance of your search??
+26- Contributor
Maybe off-topic and a completely different approach:
But if you have 1 base object and want to find all candidate objects within a given distance you can use the Bufferer to create a search area and use the SpatialFilter to find all objects in your search area.