compare two tables in files

Question

[erickfqqa]

I have two files in txt format, and I want to compare the first column in the file 1 and the file_2 and see which rows are different in the file_1 and add a column in the file_1 wiht 0 and 1, 0 for different and 1 for equals

file_1

Organism_1
Organism_2
Organism_3
Organism_4
Organism_5
Organism_6
Organism_7
Organism_8
Organism_9
Organism_10
Organism_11

file_2

    Organism_1
    Organism_2
    Organism_3
    Organism_4
    Organism_5
    Organism_6
    Organism_7
    Organism_8
    Organism_9
    Organism_10
    Organism_11
    Organism_12
    Organism_13
    Organism_14
    Organism_15
    Organism_16
    Organism_17
    Organism_18
    Organism_19
    Organism_20
    Organism_21
    Organism_22
    Organism_23
    Organism_24

I want a output like this file_3.txt

Organism_1  1
Organism_2  1
Organism_3  1
Organism_4  1
Organism_5  1
Organism_6  1
Organism_7  1
Organism_8  1
Organism_9  1
Organism_10 1
Organism_11 1
Organism_12 0
Organism_13 0
Organism_14 0
Organism_15 0
Organism_16 0
Organism_17 0
Organism_18 0
Organism_19 0
Organism_20 0
Organism_21 0
Organism_22 0
Organism_23 0
Organism_24 0

I've been trying with this to see which rows are different, but I don't know how to add the binary column

comm <(sort file_1.txt) <(sort file_2.txt)

I hope somebody can help me

Answer 1

[Pierre Lindenbaum]

comm <(sort file_1.txt ) <(sort file_2.txt) |\
awk -F '\t' '($1!="") {print $1,0;next;}($2!="") {print $2,0;next;} ($3!="") {print $3,1;next;}' |\
sort -V


Organism_1 1
Organism_2 1
Organism_3 1
Organism_4 1
Organism_5 1
Organism_6 1
Organism_7 1
Organism_8 1
Organism_9 1
Organism_10 1
Organism_11 1
Organism_12 0
Organism_13 0
Organism_14 0
Organism_15 0
Organism_16 0
Organism_17 0
Organism_18 0
Organism_19 0
Organism_20 0
Organism_21 0
Organism_22 0
Organism_23 0
Organism_24 0

[erickfqqa]

I have tried to with your awk code, but I'm getting repeated rows an row with 0 and one row with 1 for example

Organim_12 0 Organism_12 1 Organism_13 0 Organism_13 1

Answer 2

[cpad0112]

$ sort -V test1.txt test2.txt | uniq -ci | sed 's/^\s\+//g'| awk -v OFS="\t" '{print $2,$1-1}'

Organism_1  1
Organism_2  1
Organism_3  1
Organism_4  1
Organism_5  1
Organism_6  1
Organism_7  1
Organism_8  1
Organism_9  1
Organism_10 1
Organism_11 1
Organism_12 0
Organism_13 0
Organism_14 0
Organism_15 0
Organism_16 0
Organism_17 0
Organism_18 0
Organism_19 0
Organism_20 0
Organism_21 0
Organism_22 0
Organism_23 0
Organism_24 0

Using datamash / tsv-utils:

 $ sort -V test1.txt test2.txt |  datamash -s -g 1 count 1 | sort -V | awk -v OFS="\t" '{print $1,$2-1}'
 $ sort -V test1.txt test2.txt |  tsv-summarize --group-by 1 --count  | awk -v OFS="\t" '{print $1,$2-1}'