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2017 Oct 12
4
comparing two strings from data
...e second column, I would
like to keep this index 5.
AST2017000005534 TUR2017000001428
CTS2017000079930 CTS2017000071989
CTS2017000079931 CTS2017000072015
In a loop, when I use the following code to get those indices,
data_2 = read.csv("excel_data.csv")
column_1 = data_2$data1
column_2 = data_2$data2
match_list <- array(0,dim=c(310,1)); # 310 is the length of the first
column
for (indx in 1: 310){
for(indx2 in 1:713){ # 713 is the length of the second column
if(column_1[indx] == column_2[indx2] ){
match_list[indx,1] = indx2;
break;...
2017 Oct 12
0
comparing two strings from data
...;
> AST2017000005534 TUR2017000001428
> CTS2017000079930 CTS2017000071989
> CTS2017000079931 CTS2017000072015
>
> In a loop, when I use the following code to get those indices,
>
>
> data_2 = read.csv("excel_data.csv")
> column_1 = data_2$data1
> column_2 = data_2$data2
>
> match_list <- array(0,dim=c(310,1)); # 310 is the length of the first
> column
>
> for (indx in 1: 310){
> for(indx2 in 1:713){ # 713 is the length of the second column
> if(column_1[indx] == column_2[indx2] ){
> match_list[indx,...
2017 Oct 13
1
comparing two strings from data
...8
> > CTS2017000079930 CTS2017000071989
> > CTS2017000079931 CTS2017000072015
> >
> > In a loop, when I use the following code to get those indices,
> >
> >
> > data_2 = read.csv("excel_data.csv")
> > column_1 = data_2$data1
> > column_2 = data_2$data2
> >
> > match_list <- array(0,dim=c(310,1)); # 310 is the length of the first
> > column
> >
> > for (indx in 1: 310){
> > for(indx2 in 1:713){ # 713 is the length of the second column
> > if(column_1[indx] == column_2[indx2] ){...