Create a statistic to count the number of values within specified bounds#57
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elements into buckets based on the property and ranges in the config. The implementation of this statistic will primarily be in viz-raster.
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Add a 'bounded_count' statistic and an associated 'bounds' field to the config. This can be used to create a custom statistic counting the number of vectors with a value for the specified property that is within the provided bounds.
For example, in the lake change dataset, to add statistics to count the number of expanding and shrinking lakes within each tile, the statistics entry in the config could include:
The statistic itself will be handled in the viz-raster pipeline, so this PR shouldn't be merged until after PermafrostDiscoveryGateway/viz-raster#35 in the viz-raster repository.