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Is there a way to invert a join in rapidminer? I am using an inner join. So instead of getting the output to be all the examples that match between the two data sets, you get a list of all the examples that do not match.
Is this possible?
Hi,
isnt that set minus? Otherwise you can maybe simply use an outer join and filter for missings?
~Martin
I blogged about generic/advanced joins just two days ago:
http://datascientist.at/2016/06/generic-joins-in-rapidminer/#english
This could be interesting for your application. Your join condition would be "e1 != e2".
Set Minus is not exactly a join as it is one-sided.
You could also use an Outer join, keep both join attributes and then filter out those that have non-missing join fields.
Be careful, this will get you a huge number of resulting rows.
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