Inverted index of sets [on hold]
Inverted index of sets [on hold]
I have four sets:
A = {0, 2, 4, 9}
B = {2, 6, 9}
C = {0, 4}
D = {1, 4, 6}
How to determine the inverted index of the sets?
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What do you mean?
– RedEyed
Jul 1 at 6:35
Whats the desired output?
– U9-Forward
Jul 1 at 6:35
Please provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example
– U9-Forward
Jul 1 at 6:38
I'm not handling this topic so I cannot tell you what exactly it is. I've heard about inverted index on sets and I was wondering how is that possible and how to compute it. Maybe you can help me understand. There aren't resources on the Internet that can explain so I can understand.
– user2944279
yesterday
1 Answer
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You can't, python sets are unordered collections of unique objects, and do not support indexing.
More info here, and here
What is the inverted index of a set?
– ducminh
Jul 1 at 6:35