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CORElearn (version 1.57.3)

noEqualRows: Number of equal rows in two data sets

Description

Counts number of equal rows in two data sets. The two data sets shall have equal number of columns.

Usage

noEqualRows(data1, data2, tolerance=1e-5, countOnce=TRUE)

Value

Integer value giving the count of equal instances.

Arguments

data1

The first data set.

data2

The second data set.

tolerance

Tolerated difference between two rows.

countOnce

Shall each equal row in data1 be counted just once, or number of rows it is equal to in data2.

Author

Marko Robnik-Sikonja

Details

Rows are compared using column-wise comparisons. The sum of differences up to a given tolerance are tolerated.

See Also

CORElearn.

Examples

Run this code
# uses two randomly generated data sets
set.seed(12345)
d1 <- classDataGen(100)
d2 <- classDataGen(100)
noEqualRows(d1, d2, tolerance=1e-4)

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