Source code for forml.io.dsl.function._aggregate
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"""
Aggregate functions that operate on a :meth:`group <forml.io.dsl.Queryable.groupby>` of features
to produce a single result.
"""
from .._struct import kind as kindmod
from .._struct import series
[docs]class Count(series.Aggregate, series.Univariate):
"""Number of the input rows returned by query.
Examples:
>>> ETL = (
... Student
... .select(Student.level, function.Count(Student.id))
... .groupby(Student.level)
... )
"""
kind: kindmod.Integer = kindmod.Integer()
[docs]class Avg(series.Arithmetic, series.Aggregate, series.Univariate):
"""Average of the feature values.
Examples:
>>> ETL = (
... Student
... .select(Student.level, function.Avg(Student.score))
... .groupby(Student.level)
... )
"""
[docs]class Max(series.Arithmetic, series.Aggregate, series.Univariate):
"""Maximum of the feature values.
Examples:
>>> ETL = (
... Student
... .select(Student.level, function.Max(Student.score))
... .groupby(Student.level)
... )
"""
[docs]class Min(series.Arithmetic, series.Aggregate, series.Univariate):
"""Minimum of the feature values.
Examples:
>>> ETL = (
... Student
... .select(Student.level, function.Min(Student.score))
... .groupby(Student.level)
... )
"""
[docs]class Sum(series.Arithmetic, series.Aggregate, series.Univariate):
"""Sum of the feature values.
Examples:
>>> ETL = (
... Run
... .select(Run.month, function.Sum(Run.distance))
... .groupby(Run.month)
... )
"""