Re:Microsoft acquires Revolution Analytics
by 100timesthis on Friday January 23, 2015 @08:28PM
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thanks for the reply. I'm really not bothered with performance, at the end the difference is not that much anyway, what really horrify me is how is it programmed. I remember I wanted to do a statistical test and I could get back the sample size or the p-value calling the same function but with different arguments. I am not a programmer (learned doing my job) but that really disturbed me, even now, writing this. I guess it's just me, as it seems that R is getting more and more attention.
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Re:Microsoft acquires Revolution Analytics
by hadley on Saturday January 24, 2015 @10:13AM
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In my opinion the majority of code in R is extremely well suited to its domain. That means it does not look like the python code you are used to, and I'd recommend learning more about why R works the way it does, e.g. at http://adv-r.had.co.nz