Hello,
I'm using the PointOnPoint Overlayer to find if any points overlap. When I use the transformer and let the workbench run, I get an attribute value of _overlap: 72, for each individual point. None of the points overlap (see attached picture). I thought I would get an overlap value of 1 because the points do not overlap. Is there a reason why each point is getting an overlap of 72?
*the total number of points in the file is 72*
Thanks!
David
Best answer by davideagle
I wonder if you've over-cooked your 'Point Tolerance' parameter? If you set it too large, i.e 100 for 72 points that are clustered within say a 50 meter radius of each other, you'll have 72 overlaps. Try setting the tollerance to say a value of 0 for exact overlaps or 1 for overlaps within 1 meter*.
* Assumes of course your data is in a native Meter based coordinate reference system (CRS). Otherwise, replace with Feet or Degrees!
+22I wonder if you've over-cooked your 'Point Tolerance' parameter? If you set it too large, i.e 100 for 72 points that are clustered within say a 50 meter radius of each other, you'll have 72 overlaps. Try setting the tollerance to say a value of 0 for exact overlaps or 1 for overlaps within 1 meter*.
* Assumes of course your data is in a native Meter based coordinate reference system (CRS). Otherwise, replace with Feet or Degrees!
I wonder if you've over-cooked your 'Point Tolerance' parameter? If you set it too large, i.e 100 for 72 points that are clustered within say a 50 meter radius of each other, you'll have 72 overlaps. Try setting the tollerance to say a value of 0 for exact overlaps or 1 for overlaps within 1 meter*.
* Assumes of course your data is in a native Meter based coordinate reference system (CRS). Otherwise, replace with Feet or Degrees!
The point tolerance is set to .1 meters. I will try setting it to 0 and see what happens.
Thanks!
I wonder if you've over-cooked your 'Point Tolerance' parameter? If you set it too large, i.e 100 for 72 points that are clustered within say a 50 meter radius of each other, you'll have 72 overlaps. Try setting the tollerance to say a value of 0 for exact overlaps or 1 for overlaps within 1 meter*.
* Assumes of course your data is in a native Meter based coordinate reference system (CRS). Otherwise, replace with Feet or Degrees!
