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It's not. R vs some Python alternatives in Google Trends: http://bit.ly/1fpOR57 http://bit.ly/1fpOR57 Pandas is looking good, but then we have Julia, Matlab a
by joellarsson 13y ago
It's not.
R vs some Python alternatives in Google Trends: http://bit.ly/1fpOR57 http://bit.ly/1fpOR57
Pandas is looking good, but then we have Julia, Matlab and probably some people still using SAS.
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Comparing statistical packages by: Kaggle.com usage, Job posts, Activity on blogs, mailing lists, Stack overflow, Google Scholar and a few more..
http://r4stats.com/articles/popularity/ http://r4stats.com/articles/popularity/
- rcthompson 13y agoThe article actually admits in the first sentence that the title is false: "... Python is probably the programming language of choice (besides R) ..."
- joellarsson 13y agoI updated with a link to a post comparing statistical packages in a much better way.
- SwellJoe 13y agoI must be missing something...I see the Python options having a lot more volume than R. What am I supposed to be seeing in this graph that means Python isn't a (if not the) leading language in this space?
- joellarsson 13y agoI guess there are better ways of comparing. I like the survey data and kaggle.com data from my other link.
- joellarsson 13y agoComparing statistical packages by: Kaggle.com usage, Job posts, Activity on blogs, mailing lists, Stack overflow, Google Scholar and a few more.. http://r4stats.com/articles/popularity/ http://r4stats.com/articles/popularity/ We have a winner?
- wcbeard10 13y ago2011 was ages ago
- brissmyr 13y agoWould be interesting with more recent data on Kaggle.com usage. Anyone?