ListHistogrammer

Computes a histogram of the values found in a list, and returns these in a new list attribute on the feature.

Parameters

Usage Notes

If the source list did not have elements, a new list will not be created and this transformer will have made no changes to the feature.

Example

If a feature with this list enters this transformer:

somelist{0}.val = 'apple'

somelist{1}.val = 'donut'

somelist{2}.val = 'aardvark'

somelist{3}.val = 'apple'

somelist{4}.val = 'aardvark'

somelist{5}.val = 'apple'

the resulting feature will have this list attribute:

_histogram{0}.value = 'apple'

_histogram{0}.count = 3

_histogram{1}.value = 'aardvark'

_histogram{1}.count = 2

_histogram{2}.value = 'donut'

_histogram{2}.count = 1

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