Closed jcornickm closed 10 months ago
@hadley Should we update the image or the caption and text? Latter is easier but does seem odd to join something with itself. It's at https://r4ds.hadley.nz/joins#cross-joins.
So it seems you have answered your own question! It blows my mind that you, not somebody's assistant's assistant would answer something like this. Thanks!
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@hadleyhttps://github.com/hadley Should we update the image or the caption and text? Latter is easier but does seem odd to join something with itself.
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I think it's ok to leave it as is; it's pretty common to do self-cross-joins and the main takeaway from the diagram is that every cell has a dot in it.
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I think it's ok to leave it as is; it's pretty common to do self-cross-joins and the main takeaway from the diagram is that every cell has a dot in it.
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The text before and the caption of figure 20.14 describe a cross join between x and y, but the illustration itself shows a cross join between x and itself. It is a small detail, but it might be confusing