East Asia pattern frequency indicators

Indicator	Purpose
East Asia Pattern Frequency	Computes the number of most frequent records for each distinct pattern.
East Asia Pattern Low Frequency	Computes the number of less frequent records for each distinct pattern.

The above two indicators work only with Latin characters and are available only with the Java engine. They are useful when you want to identify patterns in Asian data.

The above two indicators give patterns by converting Asian characters to letters such as H,K,C and G following the rules described in the following table:

Character type	Usage
Latin numbers	9 replaces all ASCII digits
Latin lowercase letters	a replaces all ASCII Latin characters
Latin uppercase letters	A replaces all uppercase Latin characters
Full-width Latin numbers	9 replaces all ASCII digits
Full-width Latin lowercase letters	a replaces all ASCII Latin characters
Full-width Latin uppercase letters	A replaces all uppercase Latin characters
Hiragana	H replaces all Hiragana characters
Half-width Katakana	k replaces all half-width Katakana characters
Full-width Katakana	K replaces all full-width Katakana characters
Katakana	K replaces all Katakana characters
Kanji	C replaces Chinese characters
Hangul	G replaces Hangul characters

For more information about the supported Asian character types and the related Unicode ranges in column analyses, see the documentation.

Below is an example of a column analysis using the East Asia Pattern Frequency and East Asia Pattern Low Frequency indicators on an address column.

The analysis results of the East Asia Pattern Low Frequency indicator will look like the following:

These results give the number of the least frequent records for each distinct pattern. Some patterns have characters and numbers, while others have only characters. Patterns also have different lengths, so this shows that the address is not consistent and you may need to correct and clean it.

The following table shows the indicators that you can select in any database: