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Those are my thoughts, but I also want to learn some more R as well. (I hear stories of people going from Python, to R, back to Python, but I don't see why one
by Jach 15y ago
Those are my thoughts, but I also want to learn some more R as well. (I hear stories of people going from Python, to R, back to Python, but I don't see why one couldn't use both.) When you have two such powerful tools that can both be extended and embedded fairly easily, why would one need Matlab anymore?
- rcfox 15y ago1) There are tons of libraries for Matlab. Sure, you could rewrite them in Python, but most people just want to get their work done. 2) It is deeply ingrained in the academic world.