I would consider myself transitioning from beginner to intermediate skill in Mathematica, and am finally exploring Associations and Datasets. I am using version 12.
I have a Dataset (list of associations) I would like to Append another list of associations to this Dataset like so:
dataset1 = Dataset[{<|a -> 11, b -> 12, c -> 13|>,<|a -> 21, b -> 22, c -> 22|> }]
listAssocs = {<|m -> 31, n -> 32, p -> 33|>,<|m -> 41, n -> 42, p -> 43|>}
idealDataset=Dataset[{<|a -> 11, b -> 12, c -> 13,m -> 31, n -> 32, p -> 33|>,<|a -> 21, b -> 22, c -> 22,m -> 41, n -> 42, p -> 43|> }]
I have tried the following from the documentation and other answers:
dataset1[All, # ~Join~ listAssocs &] (*obviously this would map the entire List of listAssocs to each row, but I tried*)
Map[dataset1[All, # ~Join~ #2 &],listAssocs] (*somehow simultaneously map each row of dataset1 to # and listAssocs to #2 and then join them??? *)
MapThread[Join,{dataset1,listAssocs}]
So far I have had to workaroud via unpacking like so:
MapThread[Join, {dataset1// Normal, listAssocs}]
Join[dataset1, Dataset@listAssocs]? – kglr Jan 09 '20 at 08:07Join[dataset1, Dataset@listAssocs, 2]ought to do it. Ordataset1[MapThread[Join, {#, listAssocs}] &]. – WReach Jan 09 '20 at 15:58