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I agree - R has performant and robust dataframe functions. dplyr is great for small-medium sized datasets, data.table seems to be really performant for larger
by dm319 7y ago
I agree - R has performant and robust dataframe functions. dplyr is great for small-medium sized datasets, data.table seems to be really performant for larger sets.
- bart_spoon 7y agoAnd now there is dtplyr, which simply creates a data.table back end with dplyr syntax on the front end.