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I've been using x and y for the input data frames and z to reference the diff between the two.
On the one hand, I like it because it's agnostic to the actual work flow of the user but x does receive slight though minimal preference.
Another thought would be to use left vs right or reference vs comparison. I think these are overly wordy, but they may be more approachable to a new user.
ATM, I'm moving towards x,y,z as the standard but this can change depending on input or other considerations.
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I've been using
x
andy
for the input data frames andz
to reference the diff between the two.On the one hand, I like it because it's agnostic to the actual work flow of the user but
x
does receive slight though minimal preference.Another thought would be to use
left
vsright
orreference
vscomparison
. I think these are overly wordy, but they may be more approachable to a new user.ATM, I'm moving towards x,y,z as the standard but this can change depending on input or other considerations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: