I want to make sure that I have the same number of records in each group. What transformer to use?
btw I want to preserve each record's attributes values as I want to write the records to a db later on.
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Hi @katt ,
It sounds like you need the StatisticsCalculator. If you set the Group By, to the group attribute in your dataset, and select the Total Count statistic, it will output both a Summary with a count of the number of records belonging to each group, and also output all the records with the count added as an attribute. Because you are only calculating a total count of records, you can use any Attribute, but I usually use the primary key when I do it. Hope that helps.
Hi @katt ,
It sounds like you need the StatisticsCalculator. If you set the Group By, to the group attribute in your dataset, and select the Total Count statistic, it will output both a Summary with a count of the number of records belonging to each group, and also output all the records with the count added as an attribute. Because you are only calculating a total count of records, you can use any Attribute, but I usually use the primary key when I do it. Hope that helps.
I question i'd have, is do you require one feature with all counts? eg
a b c
21 21 21or a feature for each count eg
grp cnt
a 21
b 21
c 21or are you wanting the count as a separate attribute against each feature?
I question i'd have, is do you require one feature with all counts? eg
a b c
21 21 21or a feature for each count eg
grp cnt
a 21
b 21
c 21or are you wanting the count as a separate attribute against each feature?
Yes, for example: group a =3 records; group b =17 and group c=34 records. Once I calculated the number of records per group, I want to compare them with each other. Are as many in group a as in group b and as in group c ? I want to detect if there are not the same number of records in each group. I don't mind the way it's done.
I question i'd have, is do you require one feature with all counts? eg
a b c
21 21 21or a feature for each count eg
grp cnt
a 21
b 21
c 21or are you wanting the count as a separate attribute against each feature?
Have a look at the attached - this way is really only suitable if you're comparing a handful of groups as it requires manual attribute exposing
I question i'd have, is do you require one feature with all counts? eg
a b c
21 21 21or a feature for each count eg
grp cnt
a 21
b 21
c 21or are you wanting the count as a separate attribute against each feature?
Thank you. Would you be able to provide me a FME 2018 compatible script?
I question i'd have, is do you require one feature with all counts? eg
a b c
21 21 21or a feature for each count eg
grp cnt
a 21
b 21
c 21or are you wanting the count as a separate attribute against each feature?
see attached, the earliest version i have is 2018.1