I would like to remove strings from col1
that are present in col2
:
val df = spark.createDataFrame(Seq(
("Hi I heard about Spark", "Spark"),
("I wish Java could use case classes", "Java"),
("Logistic regression models are neat", "models")
)).toDF("sentence", "label")
using regexp_replace
or translate
ref: spark functions api
val res = df.withColumn("sentence_without_label", regexp_replace
(col("sentence") , "(?????)", "" ))
so that res
looks as below:
If label
it just a literal it is pretty simple:
import org.apache.spark.sql.functions._
df.withColumn("sentence_without_label",
regexp_replace(col("sentence"), col("label"), lit(""))).show(false)
+-----------------------------------+------+------------------------------+
|sentence |label |sentence_without_label |
+-----------------------------------+------+------------------------------+
|Hi I heard about Spark |Spark |Hi I heard about |
|I wish Java could use case classes |Java |I wish could use case classes|
|Logistic regression models are neat|models|Logistic regression are neat |
+-----------------------------------+------+------------------------------+
In Spark 1.6 you can do the same with expr
:
df.withColumn(
"sentence_without_label",
expr("regexp_replace(sentence, label, '')"))
You could simply use regexp_replace
df5.withColumn("sentence_without_label", regexp_replace($"sentence" , lit($"label"), lit("" )))
or you can use simple udf function as below
val df5 = spark.createDataFrame(Seq(
("Hi I heard about Spark", "Spark"),
("I wish Java could use case classes", "Java"),
("Logistic regression models are neat", "models")
)).toDF("sentence", "label")
val replace = udf((data: String , rep : String)=>data.replaceAll(rep, ""))
val res = df5.withColumn("sentence_without_label", replace($"sentence" , $"label"))
res.show()
Output:
+-----------------------------------+------+------------------------------+
|sentence |label |sentence_without_label |
+-----------------------------------+------+------------------------------+
|Hi I heard about Spark |Spark |Hi I heard about |
|I wish Java could use case classes |Java |I wish could use case classes|
|Logistic regression models are neat|models|Logistic regression are neat |
+-----------------------------------+------+------------------------------+
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