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Yeah - for the small data sets, Ruby or Python is often easier easier to use to whip a data set into a form that can be simply slurped into R as a dataframe.
by EzGraphs 14y ago
Yeah - for the small data sets, Ruby or Python is often easier easier to use to whip a data set into a form that can be simply slurped into R as a dataframe.
- mogrim 14y agoHas to be said I cheated a bit on the Coursera course, I used Ruby to clean up some of the data. Seemed a lot easier, and it's a lot more likely I'd use some kind of scripting language (be it Perl, Ruby, Grep, ...) to do a first clean up than head directly to R to do the job.
- aheilbut 14y agoWith pandas / statsmodels / patsy, it's getting easier to stick with python for everything.
- GrumpySimon 14y agoDon't forget Bokeh[1] - a replacement for ggplot2 [1] https://github.com/ContinuumIO/Bokeh https://github.com/ContinuumIO/Bokeh