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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Using AWK to Calculate Correct Responses Post 302521233 by bartus11 on Tuesday 10th of May 2011 03:49:51 PM
Old 05-10-2011
So it is as simple as counting "correct" and "error" words in those two sections? If so, then try this:
Code:
awk '{x=$0;getline;getline;if (x=="IMAGINE"){a[$0]++}else{b[$0]++}}END{print "IMAGINE condition: totalCorrect = "a["correct"]", totalIncorect = "a["error"];print "RECALL condition: totalCorrect = "b["correct"]", totalIncorect = "b["error"]}' file

 

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