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Look at the syntax for joins. The details are in the join package. It
doesn't do all that but it's pretty close. You will have to rename the
suffixes yourself after the join completes.
…On Thu, Oct 13, 2022 at 7:55 AM George Cox ***@***.***> wrote:
In Pandas, I have this .merge() operation, which is actually a self-join
(merging a dataframe df with itself)
df = pd.merge( left=rx, right=tx, how='outer', left_on='process_ts',
right_on='trigger_ts', suffixes=('_rx', '_tx'), indicator=True )
How may I go about this in tablesaw?
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In Pandas, I have this .merge() operation, which is actually a self-join (merging a dataframe df with itself)
df = pd.merge( left=rx, right=tx, how='outer', left_on='process_ts', right_on='trigger_ts', suffixes=('_rx', '_tx'), indicator=True )How may I go about this in tablesaw?
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