Tool to find non common elements between two lists, in order to list the different items present only in the first or the second list.
Non Common Items - dCode
Tag(s) : Data Processing
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Non Common Items
Non Common Items Comparator
Answers to Questions (FAQ)
How to calculate missing items in lists?
Take a List 1 and List 2, the tool is capable of returning the elements of the list 1 not present in the list 2 (missing or forgotten items), but also the elements of the list 2 not present in the read 1 (added or additional or intruders items). dCode default displays all differences between the two lists.
Example: In the list 1: C,O,D,E and list 2 : A,B,C,D,E, the only one item present in List 1 is: O, and the items presents in list 2 only are: A and B.
To list the common items and not the different ones, dCode offers a tool for common elements.
For statistical considerations of comparison of lists, see page precision and recall.
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