hello, I have two different dataframes with different columns and headers, but the columns Start and Start_site are related and in particular I want to select the rows of the first dataframe with Start matching the second dataframe with Start_site. Essentially I am looking for the julia equivalent…

julia> x=["a","b","c"] julia> df = DataFrame(X = ["a","c","d","g"]) julia> df[.!in(x).(df.X),:] 2×1 DataFrame │ Row │ X │ │ │ String │ ├─────┼────────┤ │ 1 │ d │ │ 2 │ g │

What is Julia's equivalent of R's %in%

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Luigi_Marongiu November 21, 2019, 1:26pm 7

what would be the negation of this? that is how to select the rows of the dataframe whose field X IS NOT in x?

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What is Julia's equivalent of R's %in%

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