..or with a oneliner, that is a bit complicated in the END block but not so uneasy to read (deparsed)

perl -F"\s+" -ane "push @{$r{join (' 'x8,@F[0..3]) }}, [@F[4,5]]; END +{foreach $k(keys %r){my($x,$y);map {$x+=$$_[0];$y+=$$_[1]} @{$r{$k}}; +print qq($k\t),($x/scalar @{$r{$k}}),qq(\t$y\n)}}" uno.txt due.txt I 33 C C 0.75 4 I 21 B A 1 12 I 40 D D 1 7 I 56 A E 1 2 I 9 A B 0.275 14

which deparsed becomes

perl -MO=Deparse -F"\s+" -ane "push @{$r{join (' 'x8,@F[0..3]) }}, [@ +F[4,5]]; END{foreach $k(keys %r){my($x,$y);map {$x+=$$_[0];$y+=$$_[1] +} @{$r{$k}};print qq($k\t),($x/scalar @{$r{$k}}),qq(\t$y\n)}}" uno.t +xt due.txt LINE: while (defined($_ = <ARGV>)) { our(@F) = split(/\s+/, $_, 0); push @{$r{join ' ' x 8, @F[0..3]};}, [@F[4, 5]]; sub END { foreach $k (keys %r) { my($x, $y); map {$x += $$_[0]; $y += $$_[1];} @{$r{$k};}; print "$k\t", $x / scalar(@{$r{$k};}), "\t$y\n"; } } ; } -e syntax OK

L*

PS removed the unused Data::Dump

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In reply to Re: Merging partially duplicate lines -- oneliner deparsed by Discipulus
in thread Merging partially duplicate lines by K_Edw

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