> Caret is at least as good as Scikit-learn for general-purpose machine learning Oh how I wish this was true! Luckily RStudio hired the author of Caret to deve

> Caret is at least as good as Scikit-learn for general-purpose machine learning Oh how I wish this was true! Luckily RStudio hired the author of Caret to develop a family of smaller tidy modeling packages (https://github.com/tidymodels https://github.com/tidymodels), and with recipes we're finally close to having something like sklearn's Pipelines, which IMO is one of the best parts of sklearn.