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Unless you use R markdown, in which case there is no need for a separate script or makefile.
by pps43 10y ago
Unless you use R markdown, in which case there is no need for a separate script or makefile.
- mbreese 10y agoI still use a Makefile for R markdown, but that's largely because I don't use only R for any analysis. There's normally some amount of calculation or pre-processing that happens before I flip into R. Makefiles are particularly good at describing the relationships between datafiles when you mix different tools.