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A friend of mine was testing Revolutions tools at his job recently and found a few frustration points: namely its based upon a relatively old version of R, and
by carterschonwald 13y ago
A friend of mine was testing Revolutions tools at his job recently and found a few frustration points: namely its based upon a relatively old version of R, and while they allege to support larger than ram numerics, its apparently quite thrashy.
[there some interesting subtleties to supporting larger than ram computation well enough for it to beat distributed, which i'm trying to do for my own work, so I found it quite exciting to hear that current analytical tooling vendors dont do it terribly well :) ]