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This isn't true at all...
Also all advance statistical books are either SAS or R. If it's R then there is always a package that the author created.
Just look at Chapman & Hall/CRC or Springer publisher and look at their books.
Go here: https://www.jstatsoft.org/index
Count the number of R packages in those papers versus Python.
I don't even need a source. I'm a statistician and I'm going to get a paper there and publish a R package for my master thesis.
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This isn't true at all...
Also all advance statistical books are either SAS or R. If it's R then there is always a package that the author created.
Just look at Chapman & Hall/CRC or Springer publisher and look at their books.
Go here: https://www.jstatsoft.org/index
Count the number of R packages in those papers versus Python.
I don't even need a source. I'm a statistician and I'm going to get a paper there and publish a R package for my master thesis.