After loading data (step 1a), we get column headers such as cbSeg92, gamDiff.bl.mn.obs, gamDiff.bl.cr.obs, gamDiff.abs.chg.obs, gamDiff.pct.chg. gamDiff.chg.pval (and maybe others that are not intelligible to novice users. We purposefully recode gamDiff.bl.mn.obs, gamDiff.bl.cr.obs, gamDiff.abs.chg.obs, gamDiff.pct.chg. gamDiff.chg.pval to "Baseline Mean", "Current Mean", "Absolute Change", "Percent Change (%)", "p-value" for the range map "Variable to Plot". We need to investigate whether we can re-label the table column names to be more "human-interpretable". How do we maintain the load 1b option?
After loading data (step 1a), we get column headers such as cbSeg92, gamDiff.bl.mn.obs, gamDiff.bl.cr.obs, gamDiff.abs.chg.obs, gamDiff.pct.chg. gamDiff.chg.pval (and maybe others that are not intelligible to novice users. We purposefully recode gamDiff.bl.mn.obs, gamDiff.bl.cr.obs, gamDiff.abs.chg.obs, gamDiff.pct.chg. gamDiff.chg.pval to "Baseline Mean", "Current Mean", "Absolute Change", "Percent Change (%)", "p-value" for the range map "Variable to Plot". We need to investigate whether we can re-label the table column names to be more "human-interpretable". How do we maintain the load 1b option?