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I have lists with size 19100 and 19085 respectively. When I use the RRHO function to do an overlap comparison, I end up with a single item in the output:
Issue turned out to be I didn't have dataframes, I had Tibbles which almost work most of the time, but failed in some silent ways when the code tried to calculate length.
Suggest perhaps that inputs be coerced to dataframes before processing.
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Issue turned out to be I didn't have dataframes, I had Tibbles which
*almost* work most of the time, but failed in some silent ways when the
code tried to calculate length.
Suggest perhaps that inputs be coerced to dataframes before processing.
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Hello,
I have lists with size 19100 and 19085 respectively. When I use the RRHO function to do an overlap comparison, I end up with a single item in the output:
I'm not sure it's valid to have different lengths of lists, but this doesn't seem to be documented or throw any kind of error.
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