SPSS or Excel with stats add-ins?

>>7924338

this is pretty gud.

they women = problems one is good too.

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>using either of those
use R

>>7924356
dis

>>7924338
Limit of a/x as x approaches 0 is undefined.

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>>7924356
>using R
>2016
https://www.python.org/
http://matplotlib.org/
http://www.scipy.org/
http://www.numpy.org/

>>7924356
>not using minitab
kys

>>7924411
There is nothing wrong with R

>>7924411
>dynamically typed languages
Enjoy being given some code to debug and having an extra realm of possible errors to check and parse through making sure every function and method has been passed the right data type.

If you're writing a quick script it's obviously faster in R or matlab. If you're making something substantial then you'd use a real language.

Python is a useless language for academics who want to think that they're programmers.

>>7924413
Mah niggah

>>7924382
How can you have negative knowledge?

>>7925881
There is a great deal wrong with R that becomes evident when you try to use it as a general purpose programming language. If you stick to what it was intended for, statistics with small datasets, it is mostly fine.