That's my concern as R studio is open source; VS is not!
But anyway, I should applaud for this move of MS. It's a very smart move strategically. R usage is climbing the chart...
Thank you for your quick responses. However, that's the problem for me that I am lack of connections with CEO/COOs. But I am pretty interested in what you mentioned that there are several great law firms which provide incorporations service for free. Could you list some of them for our reference. I think more people may benefit from such a information. Thank you.
why I get a "-1" on this? Have anyone compared processing text between Perl and Python? I really cannot agree that python is superior to Perl at this task according to my daily work.
Some language is popular doesn't mean it's good at everything.
I consider myself a data scientist in bioinformatics field. I have to deal with several hundred GB scale data everyday. IMO, the best tool kit so far is the combination of Perl and R. Because these tools have the richest packages/modules, you can do almost everything with them.
As for python, I don't think it can deal with the data I have as efficient as Perl.
I like this post very much. This strategy can be applied anywhere for your success. The core value or target here is "people". You get people's heart, you get everything!
Completely agree with OP on this comment!
I really doubt Groupon's business model, hardly believe that coupon style business could be a main stream of profit.
Would like to short this IPO when it comes to the stock market.
another thought is: if it's possible (I do notice the copyright for this), could we put it on wiki, so everyone can update it after approved by Dr. Saed Sayad to generate a comprehensive one.
That's a great overview of data mining. I am wondering if you can somehow insert multivariate analysis into this flow chart.
Multivariate analysis may be a good substitute for clustering methods.
Thank you for providing such a clear picture.
I'm really not a fun for Mac stuff. It's just a fashion thing, not for work.
For the money you spent on Mac, you can definitely buy a cheap powerful machine with free reliable Linux system.
No matter to say its monopoly of market, even an adapter to projector need its own. I have seen so many times someone using a Mac but forgot bringing that stupid adapter for projector, she/he had to change to PC to do the presentation.
Still don't understand why people like such pricey not comparably useful machine.
Cool stuff. But it seems lacking manual to run it.
I would like to see manuals about how to build it, run it at command line and etc.
Better docs can really add a lot attractions.
Anyway, thank you for providing such as beautiful tool. It has been years that R under linux has no such a good IDE.
Thank you garply.
"an education sufficiently advanced to train people to do those things would certainly include Bayesian statistics somewhere in the curriculum"
is exactly what I want to convey.
I agree, it's not immediate application. But Bayesian is one of the most important or fundamental knowledge to develop these cutting-edge technologies.