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GAMU: Presentation of webR functionalities

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Tomas Pompa

October 2025

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1. Load data from a ZIP

In this section, we will work with a custom dataset uploaded as a ZIP file. After uploading the ZIP file, we will:

1.1 Upload and extract the ZIP

Start by uploading your ZIP file containing the datasets. The ZIP can contain multiple folders; for example, typical folders are Before and After. Once uploaded, the files will be extracted into the webR virtual filesystem and listed below.

Select a ZIP file with your data:


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Files in Before folder:
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Files in After folder:
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1.2 Select the CSV file

Now, select a CSV file from one of the extracted folders. Enter the folder name and the CSV filename you want to analyze, then click Load CSV file.

CSV folder:
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1.3 Plot the data

Visualize the data points in a scatter plot. Enter a title for the graph below and click Plot the data:

Title for the graph:

    Press Plot the data button to see the graph ...
  


1.4 Fit linear regression model

Fit a linear model with interaction terms using the lm() function in R. Click the button below to compute the regression coefficients:

    Press "Fit linear model" button to fit the model ...
  

1.5 Plot the fitted lines

Finally, visualize the fitted regression lines along with the data points. You can enter a title for the plot:

Title for the graph:

    Press "Plot the fitted lines" button to see the graph ...
  

1.6 Save results

You can download the results of your analysis using the buttons below. This includes both the estimated regression coefficients in CSV format and the final plot as an image.



Thank you for using this webR interactive analysis! Explore your data, try different CSV files, and see how the model and plots change.