Using recursive loop to remove rows that match certain rules.
On each recursive iteration, Rule 1 is tested.
If a pair of rows match the rule, they are removed.
If no rows match rule 1, then Rule 2 is tested.
Again if a pair of rows match the rule they are removed.
If there is only 1 row remaining, the recursive loop ends.
If no rows were removed in the iteration the recursive loop ends.
This is then applied by a group loop to each group of rows.
See Forum post link for more details.
@takbb Brian Bates 25 Nov 2024 KNIME 5.3.3 version
(ported to KNIME 4.7.8, 28 Nov 2024)
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