+4I'm trying to figure out how to create the table (Output) from a single column table below.
In R, the function pair.matrix does what I need https://www.rdocumentation.org/packages/cape/versions/2.0.2/topics/pair.matrix
How can I replicate this?
Input
Output
idname
idnameid2name21apple
1apple1apple2banana
1apple2banana3carrot
1apple3carrot
2banana1apple
2banana2banana
2banana3carrot
3carrot1apple
3carrot2banana
3carrot3carrot
Hi @brian_, a possible way is to use a FeatureMerger to merge unconditionally all Suppliers to every Requestor and save Suppliers attributes into a list attribute, then explode the features on the list with a ListExploder, as in:
Alternatively, the InlineQuerier (SQL), the PyhonCaller (Python scripting), the RCaller (R scripting), or the XMLXQueryExtractor (XQuery scripting) etc. could also be helpful.
+4Hi @brian_, a possible way is to use a FeatureMerger to merge unconditionally all Suppliers to every Requestor and save Suppliers attributes into a list attribute, then explode the features on the list with a ListExploder, as in:
Alternatively, the InlineQuerier (SQL), the PyhonCaller (Python scripting), the RCaller (R scripting), or the XMLXQueryExtractor (XQuery scripting) etc. could also be helpful.
Perfect, thanks @takashi
