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Roughly 50% of condo PINs have unit identifiers that start with a number:
select numeric_unitno, count(*) as count
from (
select
case
when
unitno is not nulland regexp_like(unitno, '^[0-9].*')
then 'yes'
else 'no'
end as numeric_unitno
fromiasworld.pardatwhere cur ='Y'and deactivat is nulland class ='299'
) as unit_counts
group by numeric_unitno
order by numeric_unitno desc
# numeric_unitno count
1 yes 6937526
2 no 3501778
It's likely that for many buildings, particularly high rises, these numeric unit identifiers may be structured and contain information about the floor that the unit is on. We should try making a "floor number" feature based on unit identifiers in cases where the identifier appears to be numeric and follows the common pattern of a floor prefix with a unit suffix.
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Roughly 50% of condo PINs have unit identifiers that start with a number:
It's likely that for many buildings, particularly high rises, these numeric unit identifiers may be structured and contain information about the floor that the unit is on. We should try making a "floor number" feature based on unit identifiers in cases where the identifier appears to be numeric and follows the common pattern of a floor prefix with a unit suffix.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: