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I usually hear from skilled people that the language is usually not a big deal and I tend to agree. I mean if you know what you're doing, the framework is not t
by bonoboTP 11y ago
I usually hear from skilled people that the language is usually not a big deal and I tend to agree. I mean if you know what you're doing, the framework is not that important. It's just a constant-time overhead to learn how things are in R, if you already know it in, say, Matlab or the python-numpy-scipy ecosystem.
- nl 11y agoYes. If you know - say Python + Scikit + Numpy, or Matlab then R isn't that valuable. If you don't know any statistical processing package/language/whatever, then learning one is valuable, and R isn't a bad one to know.