Add model/table-level macro for group_mean_continuity_check#4116
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Add model/table-level macro for group_mean_continuity_check#4116
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Includes: - Test macro for group_mean_continuity_test - Example usage in _core_eia923__cooling_system_information - Documentation in macros/schema.yml
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This is apparently the recommended way to document macros?
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Dropping in favor of #4092! |
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Alternate implementation of #4092. Would contribute to completion of #4095.
Where #4092 implements this check at the column level, this PR implements it at the model/table level, which significantly reduces the amount of duplicated information in the
schema.ymlfiles that use it... at the possible expense of having to build a pretty complicated query.Overview
Three tables require a
group_mean_continuity_check, which does the following:This PR contains a draft for a possible implementation.
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group_mean_continuity_check(ordered_group_column, thresholds, n_outliers_allowed)_core_eia923__cooling_system_information, using columns and thresholds fromtransform/eia923.py