khesemeyerumass
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4 years ago We were not able to implement this feature since we chose to prioritize other features. Also, our team felt that a person could simply open up a second browser page, go to the data page of our website, and select a different data type if they wanted to compare two different data sets (one data set would appear on each browser page).
Sharon, a grower, wants to compare the growth rates of empire apples between two different trees. Using her laptop, she opens the OrchardWatch website and logs into her account. On the main page, she selects the “Research Data” button, which opens a new page. From there, she sees all the options that allows her to specify what kind of data she wants to display (described in issue #98 ). At the top of the screen, there will be a button labeled “Compare Two Data Sets” and she clicks this. The current page is refreshed and she now has options for selecting two different data sets. Sharon fills out the specification details for each one (similar to how it was described in the first story). Once everything is filled out, a data table for each data entry she selected will be displayed next to each other with labels. The currently used ML algorithm will also be displayed for each table (somewhere above the corresponding data table). As it was described in issue #100 , there will also be a button for each data set enabling Sharon to change the ML algorithm for one of or both data tables (only accessible by researchers).