Setdiff n intersect question

Hi,
I have two dataset.
1)
  • Shop# - floor#
  • 321 - 4
  • 321 - 2
  • 321 - 3
  • 322 - 0
  • 322 - 2
2)
  • shop# - floor#
  • 322 - 1
  • 322 - 0
  • 322 - 2
if i do intersect of those two, i expect following, but i get just first row. WHy? 3)
  • shop# - floor#
  • 322 - 0
  • 322 - 2

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Guillaume
Guillaume el 21 de Ag. de 2014

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>> a=[321 4;321 2;321 3;322 0;322 2];
>> b=[322 1;322 0;322 2];
>> intersect(a, b, 'rows')
ans =
322 0
322 2

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Neesha
Neesha el 21 de Ag. de 2014
With 'rows' i get following error
Error using getvarindices (line 25) Unrecognized variable name 'rows'.
Error in dataset/intersect (line 47) avars = getvarindices(a,vars,false);
Matt J
Matt J el 21 de Ag. de 2014
Check for typos, e.g., not enclosing 'rows' in quotes. You should be able to verify by direct copy/paste that Guillaume's code works as shown.
Neesha
Neesha el 21 de Ag. de 2014
i did. Something is wrong with 322, 2 entry. When i type the set in from commandline, it works with 'rows'. When i convert my program data into double and try it with 'rows' it returns only '322, 0' and not the second line ..:(
Guillaume
Guillaume el 21 de Ag. de 2014
Can you paste your program here, then?
Otherwise, it's difficult to say what's wrong with it.
Neesha
Neesha el 21 de Ag. de 2014
yes i understand....but i think i figured. My format was set to shortG so one 2 is 2.995 and the other is 2 i will make take the 'floor' n see if that helps if it does not, i will paste the code
Neesha
Neesha el 21 de Ag. de 2014
ok, so i had to round floor number to get it to work... thanks.
Matt J
Matt J el 22 de Ag. de 2014
@Neesha, if you got it work, you should accept Guillaume's answer
Neesha
Neesha el 22 de Ag. de 2014
i accepted it, but i did not end up using 'rows', it worked without it as problem was coming from somewhere else

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