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Combine multiple tally results
ResourceFunction["MetaTally"][{t1,t2,…}] combines the counts of multiple tally results ti. | |
ResourceFunction["MetaTally"][{t1,t2,…},f] applies f to the list of counts of each given element, where by default these lists are totaled. |
MetaTally combines multiple tallies:
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Analogous to the Tally of the combined lists:
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Allowing work with intermediate tallies:
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The argument lists are compared on their first elements:
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The aggregation is performed on the rest of the elements:
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The function for aggregation can be specified:
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The default aggregation function is Total:
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