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Currently, CSVs are exported in a manner that would make sense for a format that supports merged cells, but CSV does not support this. Instead, the dataset name should be included for every column, not just the X columns. The current format breaks the ability to load a dataset with Python Pandas' load_csv() function into a MultiIndex dataframe, for example.
Currently, the CSV header looks like this:
Red,,Green,,Blue,
X,Y,X,Y,X,Y
To make the headers easier to parse, it should look like this:
Red,Red,Green,Green,Blue,Blue
X,Y,X,Y,X,Y
The latter format loads into a Pandas MultiIndex dataframe easily
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Currently, CSVs are exported in a manner that would make sense for a format that supports merged cells, but CSV does not support this. Instead, the dataset name should be included for every column, not just the X columns. The current format breaks the ability to load a dataset with Python Pandas' load_csv() function into a MultiIndex dataframe, for example.
Currently, the CSV header looks like this:
To make the headers easier to parse, it should look like this:
The latter format loads into a Pandas MultiIndex dataframe easily
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: