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Just the other day I discovered that there exist a kernel (SOS kernel) that allows to use Python and R simultaneously in the same notebook (on a per-cell basis)
by rocho 10y ago
Just the other day I discovered that there exist a kernel (SOS kernel) that allows to use Python and R simultaneously in the same notebook (on a per-cell basis) and even has primitives for data exchange between the two.
I'm definitely using this for my next project.
- a_bonobo 10y agoYou can also use R inside 'normal' Python notebooks via rpy2: from rpy2 import robjects my_dictionary_results = some_method() names_dict = robjects.ListVector(my_dictionary_results) %load_ext rpy2.ipython %R library(some_lib) %R -i my_dictionary_results doStuff(my_dictionary_results) Image display etc. works fine
- isolli 10y agoIn a similar vein: Beaker notebooks (http://beakernotebook.com/ http://beakernotebook.com/)