Hi @tereziastredna
Have a look at the documentation for the Aggregator and StatisticsCalculator transformers.Both allow you to specify a 'Group By' attribute and can sum the values of the attribute you group by.
In this case I'd recommend Aggregator to sum the values of your left/right hand values to street level. You could then place another Aggregator to sum the values of streets to neighbourhoods.
Actually I don't think either of them can yield the result in your picture...;)
Actually I don't think either of them can yield the result in your picture...;)
do you have any other idea? ;-)
do you have any other idea? ;-)
@tereziastredna How do you know when you're in a new part of the city, i.e. when part 1 ends and part 2 starts? Is it always two streets?
@tereziastredna
..it was a joke...
no transformer will get you 5+8 =15...
You need some change to mathematic fundamentals for that.
@tereziastredna
..it was a joke...
no transformer will get you 5+8 =15...
You need some change to mathematic fundamentals for that.
Oh, I see! It is just a mistake! Sorry for that
@tereziastredna How do you know when you're in a new part of the city, i.e. when part 1 ends and part 2 starts? Is it always two streets?
Hi, I have different shape files, and there it is specified which part of city contains which street etc. That is why it is always different, and I need to have it automated. Not only for streets A,B,C or D...