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Join multiple dataset #272
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request adds several new algorithm implementations including graph coloring, Dinic's maximum flow, bidirectional BFS, Viterbi algorithm, wildcard pattern matching, OPTICS clustering, and a data manipulation utility. However, the PR title and description describe only the "join multiple datasets" functionality, which is misaligned with the actual changes.
Key changes:
- Multiple new algorithms in graph_algorithms/, dynamic_programming/, clustering_algorithms/, and data_manipulation/ directories
- Implementation of advanced algorithms including graph coloring (backtracking, greedy, Welsh-Powell), Dinic's max flow, bidirectional BFS, and OPTICS clustering
- Addition of a utility file that appears to be a git log output
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Copilot reviewed 7 out of 7 changed files in this pull request and generated 4 comments.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| graph_algorithms/graph_coloring.r | Implements graph coloring algorithms using backtracking, greedy, and Welsh-Powell approaches |
| graph_algorithms/dinics_max_flow.r | Implements Dinic's maximum flow algorithm for flow networks |
| graph_algorithms/bidirectional_bfs.r | Contains bidirectional BFS implementation with incomplete code at the end |
| dynamic_programming/wildcard_pattern_matching.r | Implements wildcard pattern matching using dynamic programming |
| dynamic_programming/viterbi.r | Implements Viterbi algorithm for Hidden Markov Models |
| data_manipulation/join_multiple_datasets.r | Provides dataset joining functionality (matches PR description) |
| clustering_algorithms/optics.r | Implements OPTICS density-based clustering algorithm |
| et --soft HEAD~1 | Git log output that should not be in the repository |
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Pull Request Overview
Copilot reviewed 7 out of 7 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.
…onal_bfs documentation
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data_manipulation/join_multiple_datasets.r is not a well-known algorithm, we don't add examples of usage of libraries |
• Automatically joins multiple datasets (data frames or CSV files) into one unified table
• Detects and uses common column names across datasets as join keys
• Performs inner joins sequentially to keep only matching rows from all datasets
• Supports both in-memory data frames and CSV file paths as inputs
• Handles missing values gracefully by replacing them with empty strings
• Skips invalid or empty datasets to ensure smooth execution
• Uses dplyr and purrr for fast, readable, and production-grade joins
• Ensures schema consistency across merged data
• Ideal for data preprocessing, ETL pipelines, and multi-source data integration
• Time complexity: O(N × J), where N = number of datasets and J = average join cost per dataset
• Tested for clean merging across varying column structures and data types