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I'm not a big Python fan, frankly. But R is painful enough for me to keep looking around. Right now my workflow is to do all my data processing in another lan
by lallysingh 10y ago
I'm not a big Python fan, frankly. But R is painful enough for me to keep looking around. Right now my workflow is to do all my data processing in another language and just use R for plotting.
- apathy 10y agoWith dplyr & purrr, if you can't find a DSL in R that works for you, the odds are you'll need lisp or Haskell to satisfy you.
- peatmoss 10y agoWith the Apache Arrow project, my understanding is that there will be an opportunity for languages like R, Python w/Pandas to share in-memory dataframe structures. I could imagine a future world where much tighter interaction with languages like lisps or Haskell.
- lallysingh 10y agoHaskell is what I use.
- minimaxir 10y agoBase R is painful. dplyr isn't.
- _Wintermute 10y agoTrue, but 90% of the work in most data processing is before you can use dplyr or the rest of the tidyverse.