Geographic Information Systems Asked on June 16, 2021
I’m using QGIS to get some "stats" on a current layer e.g. to determine the number of features of a certain class. That I do by using the Aggregate-Algorithm on the class-attribute with count
on "ID"
. I get a table that shows the number of features per class.
But how could I get another attribute giving me the percentage of the total number of features?
While this is easily done by hand (the number of total features in the layer can be easily determined, then it’s just count / total_number), I don’t know how to access the total number of features of the layer via an expression.
The solution is to use the function aggregate()
.
I did it in a two-step process:
Tool Aggregate with count
as aggregation, and subsequently tool Field Calculator with the following expression (where count
is the attribute respectively column created with the Aggregate tool):
"count" / aggregate(layer:=@layer, aggregate:='sum', expression:="count")
Answered by Honeybear on June 16, 2021
You can use a one-step expression using count()
function:
count("ID","CLASS") / count("ID") * 100
This will return the percentage of the current class of the total feature count.
Where "ID"
is a unique field and "CLASS"
an identifier for your class, so not unique.
If you need an overview-table, you can run Statistics by categories
from processing toolbox and then use "count" / sum("count") * 100
on the result table to calculate the percentage of each category.
Answered by MrXsquared on June 16, 2021
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