I have the following two associations
<|A->2.02015,B->1.98025|> <|B->0.538000,A->0.462000|> I would like to produce a third association where
new = <|A-> 2.02015/0.462000, B->1.98025/0.538000|> I found the following answer which is close, except it uses Total. Is there an equivalent for quotients (Quotient does not work)? Or is there a better way to do it?
a = <|A -> 2.02015, B -> 1.98025|>; b = <|B -> 0.538000, A -> 0.462000|>; Merge[{a, b}, Apply[Divide]] If you do not want to use builtin commands like Merge you could always roll your own function to do it.
a = <|A -> 2.02015, B -> 1.98025|> b = <|B -> 0.538000, A -> 0.462000|> keys = Keys[a]; 
Now simply build your new association using pure function like this
<| # -> (a[#]/b[#]) & /@ keys|> 
Compare to
new = <|A-> 2.02015/0.462000, B->1.98025/0.538000|> 
a = <|A -> 2.02015, B -> 1.98025|>; b = <|B -> 0.538000, A -> 0.462000|>; In the above case it's simply
a / KeySort[b] 
If we don't know the sort status:
KeySort[a] / KeySort[b] 
Or, alternatively,
Divide @@ Map[KeySort, {a, b}] 
