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You should try using R; the real world performance is actually better than Julia in every way that matters. Yes, Julia has a better data frame object; that's wh
by scottlocklin 6y ago
You should try using R; the real world performance is actually better than Julia in every way that matters. Yes, Julia has a better data frame object; that's why we use data.tables().
Also Wes probably got the idea for row indeces from R.
- disgruntledphd2 6y agoThe idea for row indices 100% comes from R, as it's been in S for longer than I've been alive ;)