Getting Started
Information that will help you to get started with SPARQUE.
Datasets
Information on creating knowledge graphs from data sources, defining mappings with SPARQUE Language, and loading triples into Sparque's graph database.
Strategies
Information on managing strategies using the Strategy Editor, connecting and configuring building blocks, setting API outputs, adding parameters, and creating stacked strategies for complex search tasks.
- Text Transformations for Search Term Matching
- Building Blocks
APIs
Information on managing APIs in SPARQUE Desk to connect strategies to your application.
Evaluation
Information on assessing strategy performance in SPARQUE Desk using testsets and evaluations.
Users
Information on managing user permissions and roles.
Settings
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Query API
Information on using the Query API. Learn about endpoints, faceted search, response types, and request options.
Miscellaneous
Information on Tuple-notation, encoding, error messages and short-hand notation.
Shopware Extension
The SPARQUE Shopware extension allows you to seamlessly integrate our powerful tools into your Shopware store, providing advanced data analytics and insights.
SPARQUE API Wrapper
Information on the SPARQUE API Wrapper, which streamlines interactions between clients, internal users, and SPARQUE Desk.
SPARQUE Hub
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Getting Started
Information that will help you to get started with SPARQUE.
Datasets
Information on creating knowledge graphs from data sources, defining mappings with SPARQUE Language, and loading triples into Sparque's graph database.
Strategies
Information on managing strategies using the Strategy Editor, connecting and configuring building blocks, setting API outputs, adding parameters, and creating stacked strategies for complex search tasks.
- Text Transformations for Search Term Matching
- Building Blocks
APIs
Information on managing APIs in SPARQUE Desk to connect strategies to your application.
Evaluation
Information on assessing strategy performance in SPARQUE Desk using testsets and evaluations.
Users
Information on managing user permissions and roles.
Settings
Information on managing your account settings.
Query API
Information on using the Query API. Learn about endpoints, faceted search, response types, and request options.
Miscellaneous
Information on Tuple-notation, encoding, error messages and short-hand notation.
Shopware Extension
The SPARQUE Shopware extension allows you to seamlessly integrate our powerful tools into your Shopware store, providing advanced data analytics and insights.
SPARQUE API Wrapper
Information on the SPARQUE API Wrapper, which streamlines interactions between clients, internal users, and SPARQUE Desk.
SPARQUE Hub
Information on SPARQUE Hub, the front-end component designed to simplify the interactions of clients and internal users with SPARQUE Desk.
Project Tasks
Information that will help you perform SPARQUE project tasks.
Glossary
Discover important terms and concepts used throughout SPARQUE Desk.

Integer Buckets

Description

Transforms the value of an integer property into the bucket it belongs to. Buckets are defined as integer ranges of a given size. For example, with values [0,2,3,9,10,12,50,70] and bucket size 10, the following buckets are created:

[0,2,3,9]
[10,12]
[50]
[70]

Input

SOURCE [OBJ,INTEGER]: a list of objects, with an associated integer value

Output

RESULT [OBJ,INTEGER]: objects with transformed integer

Parameters

Bucket size: for each input integer i, the resulting bucket identifier is given by i / Bucket size