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by krapht
3851 days ago
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I can write anything to do any computation in any programming language. The whole point is that there are pre-existing, high quality libraries and toolboxes to do these operations. In fact, that is exactly why R is popular - it has excellent libraries for handling data and statistics. You're right. R does in fact have a library for modeling Kalman filters. My mistake! Let me pick any other example from the Matlab toolbox product list that R doesn't have! Can you model a radar system in R? Can you tune PID systems in R interactively? Don't be a pedant. Since you are familiar with R, you should know R is 95% used by data scientists and others involved in statistical work. |
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This is an actual working link. http://www.mathworks.com/discovery/matlab-vs-r.html
And the lets see what is on Stack Overflow. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1738087/what-can-matlab-d...