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by sdabdoub
2922 days ago
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Absolutely agree with #3. R is by far the most accepted and expected implementation language for statisticians. I remember reading a blog post where the author had submitted a manuscript to a statistics journal that ended up being rejected, in part, because he had implemented the code in julia instead of R. I use python for most things, but there are so many packages that can only be found in R (especially in the bioinformatics world), so it becomes a necessity. |
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