Re:Why has R, despite quirks, been so successful?
by tstactplsignore on Wednesday June 10, 2015 @10:18PM
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Just being an open source and free platform for performing statistical tests was probably enough to make R extremely successful when it first launched. At the time Python didn't have any widely used and extensible statistical libraries, and matlab/SASS cost a great deal of money and are difficult to deploy. R's growth since then is probably due to the fantastic packaging system.
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