Tool to deduplicate a list. Doubles or duplicates are a repeated redundant information present twice (or more) in a list, usually useless.
Duplicates in a List - dCode
Tag(s) : Data Processing
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A duplicate is a redundant element (double or triple or more) in a set of elements (a list).
Indicate / copy-paste items in the List field. dCode detects if the list is a list of terms (one per line) or a list of words (with separator) and finds redundant items repeated more than once in order to un-duplicate.
Example: A,B,C,D,A,B,C,A,B,A can be deduplicated as A,B,C,D (repeated terms were removed)
Be carefull to take into account all writing variants of a same element: ignore accents and diacritics allow to treat words like item and ìtém as a same word twice. Also, ignoring uppercase and lowercase allow to detect/find item and ITEM as a duplication of the same word and delete them.
By listing items, dCode detector counts the number of appearance of each, the list can be sorted to detect the most duplicated ones.
dCode counts duplicates/redundancies, so 2 identical items is counted 1 duplicate. N identical elements is counted N-1.
There are many applications where the presence of duplicates can be a problem:
— detect and delete duplicate files to free up disk space
— deduplicate data from a database, retaining only one occurrence of each unique/distinct record.
— sending mailings by checking if a list of email addresses contains duplicates in order to filter the list and delete identical emails.
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Duplicates in a List on dCode.fr [online website], retrieved on 2024-11-07,