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Hadley's packages seem geared more towards data munging and transformations (I regularly use plyr and ggplot from the 'verse) and not machine learning. In my ex
by eanzenberg 10y ago
Hadley's packages seem geared more towards data munging and transformations (I regularly use plyr and ggplot from the 'verse) and not machine learning. In my experience R has better implementations of machine learning algorithms than sklearn and rstudio is a better ide than any I found in python.
- projectramo 10y agoNot arguing that your statement is right or wrong, but I suggest checking out Spyder for python. I go back and forth between the two, and though I hate the syntactic gear shift, they are quite similar.
- eanzenberg 10y agoI have tried Spyder before. It was too buggy and crashed a few times on some light scripts. This was around June 2015.