On Wed, 4 Apr 2007, John Kane wrote:
> I have a very simple problem and am completely missing
> the solution.
> I have two character variables (character ID's from
> two datasets) Data set 'b'
> is data set 'a' with one more subject added.
> How do I find out which is the added subject?
setdiff( b, a ) ??
>
> I have tried duplicated and unique without much
> success. I can find all the
> duplicated ID's but how do I extract the new "unique"
> one?
> Example:
> a <- as.character(Cs(b,d,c,a))
> b <- as.character( Cs(a,b,c,d,e))
> h <- c(a,b) ; h
> h[duplicated(h)]
>
> I just want to extract that "e"!
>
> I had thought that
> h[!duplicated(h)]
> might work but it simply returns all the unique values
> whereas
> I simply want to simply find the odd man out.
>
> I thought of using sorting the vectors & using a cbind
> but the id's are assigned
> more or less randomly so that didn't work.
>
> Thanks
>
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Charles C. Berry (858) 534-2098
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