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This is a pretty cool instance of running code together, but it doesn't look like you can interchange variables or data. The most common use case for needing to
by huac 9y ago
This is a pretty cool instance of running code together, but it doesn't look like you can interchange variables or data. The most common use case for needing to run Python and R together (IMO) is loading some data from Python and using a R library to do some analysis or graphing.
The bottleneck is still converting that pandas DataFrame to an R data.frame efficiently.
- malloryerik 9y agoAnd for Clojure and the other languages, it also looks like this might be more a present for Christmas 2018...