Is there a transformer that can create classes based on natural breaks, quantiles or equal Intervals?
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Natural breaks, quantiles or equal Intervals
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New to FME 2016.1 is the RCaller, which enables you to call R from FME and run R scripts. This would be the most powerful statistics option.
See also the following Questions:
https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/5195/calculate-quantile.html
https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/5155/segmentationclustering-of-features-based-on-attrib.html
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New to FME 2016.1 is the RCaller, which enables you to call R from FME and run R scripts. This would be the most powerful statistics option.
See also the following Questions:
https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/5195/calculate-quantile.html
https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/5155/segmentationclustering-of-features-based-on-attrib.html
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2024 Update
In case anybody is wondering about this today, there is now (since FME 2023) a Classifier transformer that sorts and groups features into a number of classes based on an attribute value. The supported classification methods are Natural Breaks (Jenks optimization), Quantile and Equal Intervals.
See the documentation of the Transformer.
