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I have 8 x 38 for comparison with the Generate Levenshtein Distance operator
Contributor III have 8 x 38 for comparison with the Generate Levenshtein Distance operator, which I want to save on a table, that is, 8 columns or rows in 38 columns or rows. Please tell me which operators I use.
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MartinLiebig
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Hi,
I am not sure what you mean by 8x38. can you maybe give an example?
BR,
Martin
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8 x 38 cells to store comparisons
The purpose of saving comparisons in an Excel file is two-dimensional file size of 8x38 cell in xls file......
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8 the value Compare with 38 other values and save the comparisons in the Excel table as 8 * 38.
Hi,
you first need to "join" or better cartesian product your 8 rows with the 38. This gives you a table like:
id_1 id_2 word_1 word_2
this can then be used in Generate Levenshtein.
BR,
Martin
Dortmund, Germany