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extract_lookup_table_attributes [2016/07/21 17:28]
hermann [Statistical Key Attributes]
extract_lookup_table_attributes [2026/07/15 19:05] (current)
chrystian [Group] Fix group
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 ^ Name  ^ Type  ^ Description ​ ^ ^ Name  ^ Type  ^ Description ​ ^
-| Table  | [[Lookup Table Type]] ​ |  A lookup table. ​ |+| Table  | [[Lookup Table Type]] ​ | A lookup table. ​ |
  
 ===== Optional Inputs ===== ===== Optional Inputs =====
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 ^ Name  ^ Type  ^ Description ​ ^ ^ Name  ^ Type  ^ Description ​ ^
- Attributes ​ | [[Lookup Table Type]] ​ | Table containing the attributes extracted from a table. ​ |+| Attributes ​ | [[Lookup Table Type]] ​ | Table containing the attributes extracted from a table. ​ |
  
 ===== Group ===== ===== Group =====
  
-[[Functor List#Table | Table]]+[[Functor List#Lookup ​Table | Lookup ​Table]]
  
 ===== Notes =====  ===== Notes ===== 
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-//The value mapped to the key by each key/value pair is used as the number of key occurrences for the calculation of the **Statistical Key Attributes**. Keys associated with negative or zero values are supposed not be presented in the table when the key attributes are being calculated and the corresponding keys are ignored.// +The value mapped to the key by each key/value pair is used as the number of key occurrences for the calculation of the //Statistical Key Attributes//. Keys associated with negative or zero values are supposed not be presented in the table when the key attributes are being calculated and the corresponding keys are ignored. 
-If you do not want the value associated with the key to the used as the number of key occurrences,​ use a [[Calculate Lookup Table]] to turn the associated values into zeros and run the attribute calculation on the resulting table. The expression ​"1" ​can be used to turn all values into zeros before performing the attribute calculation.+If you do not want the value associated with the key to the used as the number of key occurrences,​ use a [[Calculate Lookup Table]] to turn the associated values into ones and run the attribute calculation on the resulting table -- the expression ​''​1'' ​can be used for that purpose.
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