[OSM-talk] Mapnik style in slippy map

[Steve Chilton]

Cheers Frederik, that is really useful.
What would be even more useful would be a count of paired occurences (k=v).
For instance if looking at the 4million "natural" I would like to know if making peak work properly is relatively more useful than sorting out something for marsh or spring.
Similarly, when looking at all the amenities I would like to know relative frequencies of each one.
I thought using "find" on the text file would work but it only gives 1 pub, and 3 stations (!), so don't know what it is counting.
Could spaetz (or anyone else) have a look and see if it is possible to generate that paired occurence data please?
 
Cheers
STEVE 

	-----Original Message----- 
	From: Frederik Ramm [mailto:frederik at remote.org] 
	Sent: Thu 8/2/2007 2:22 PM 
	To: Steve Chilton 
	Cc: talk at openstreetmap.org 
	Subject: Re: [OSM-talk] Mapnik style in slippy map
	
	

	Hi,
	
	(Steve Chilton, a few minutes ago)
	> 2 Can somoeone point me to the resource that someone compiled that 
	> lists the frequency of occurence of different feature tags in the 
	> database?
	
	(spaetz, a few weeks ago)
	> I whipped up a quick tag frequency counter to find out which tags are
	> really used. The results based on the latest planet are here, in case
	> you want to have a quick glance at them:
	> http://sspaeth.de/~spaetz/frequency_070704.txt
	> (the script is in the same dir). It's sorted least to most popular....
	
	Bye
	Frederik
	
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