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I am using the join operator to find similar entires in two data sets. However, my output is coming up empty. I know there are similar entries in the data, but they aren't showing up.
Thoughts on what I am doing wrong??
Dear motley,
a join is not searching for similar things put joining ("appending horizontally") those examples who have the exact same ID.
~Martin
Hi @amotley
I know there was a seperate thread around the same topic here
http://community.rapidminer.com/t5/RapidMiner-Studio/Comparing-two-sets-of-data/td-p/31292
There are some solutions provided there.
let us know if any of those did not work for you
Totally forgot I already asked about that! Thank you so much for your help
Hello @amotley,
If you think having the join/intersect and other data blending operators rely on more than ID, then please submit your idea here and we can vote it
http://community.rapidminer.com/t5/Ideas-for-the-Community/idb-p/CommIdeas
Our engineering and product management team is monitoring forums, but a vote based system helps us understand demand for specific requests.
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
BP
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