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<blockquote data-quote="longgamma" data-source="post: 277568" data-attributes="member: 37529"><p>I have done a bit of preliminary background work in R - it is amazing for data science work. Tidyverse excels are all steps of DS - EDA, stats and visualization. However, you have to accept that Python can more or less do this and a lot more by the way. Its still worthwhile to invest your time in R, I just feel that I have to learn a lot more in pandas/numpy world than spread my attention thin.</p><p></p><p>Datacamp has a strong R track with some moderately indepth finance courses thrown in. Do take a look at them and there is the evergreen Art of R programming book. Good luck!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="longgamma, post: 277568, member: 37529"] I have done a bit of preliminary background work in R - it is amazing for data science work. Tidyverse excels are all steps of DS - EDA, stats and visualization. However, you have to accept that Python can more or less do this and a lot more by the way. Its still worthwhile to invest your time in R, I just feel that I have to learn a lot more in pandas/numpy world than spread my attention thin. Datacamp has a strong R track with some moderately indepth finance courses thrown in. Do take a look at them and there is the evergreen Art of R programming book. Good luck! [/QUOTE]
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