R4stats.com Website Review

welcome to r4stats.com. this site’s mission is twofold: to an*lyze the world of data science, and to help people learn to use r. r is free, open source, software for data science that is similar to the “big three” commercial packages: sas, spss, and stata. of add-on products for sas and spss as well as the r packages that do similar things; the many ways to call r from other software; and a few i welcome comments or suggestions regarding this site or data science in general, so feel free to contact me hi, i am a student studying statistics in ku leuven in belgium. recently my professor referred this website at clas*. and i find it is really helpful for my study. i am looking forward to more research and articles in your website! do you have any information on visualization packages such as d3 open source vs commercial packages. really enjoyed your articles on r! no, i don’t have any info on the popularity of visualization packages. however, r’s ggplot2 package is wonderful & you can thanks, it’s just fascinating to watch the battle for dominance among these packages. hi bob, i’m a graduate student at american university. i am writing about stat packages for an independent study. i would love your i’d be happy to help. you can reach me at [email protected]. i stumbled across this website and found the topics on this website very relevant to the current an*lytics trends. i am interested in understanding the connectivity between r & hadoop framework like hive, pig as well as spotfire. i wonder if you would recommend any api’s sorry, but i haven’t had a chance to fiddle with those yet. long time sas user who is looking to expand the tool box. recently picked up your book and have been really enjoying the process. just wanted to say thanks for writing the book and i can’t wait until i get to start digging into, modeling and displaying some of our i hope you enjoy the book. don’t forget to do*nload the files from the do*nloads menu above. the corrections & clarifications file is