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Getting a New R Package–#SQLNewBlogger
Another post for me that is simple and hopefully serves as an example for people trying to get blogging as #SQLNewBloggers. I was trying to test an R script the other day and got this: > library(randomForest) Error in library(randomForest) … Continue reading
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Do I Need to Learn Linux and R and Python?
The big changes coming in SQL Server 2017 are the Linux version and the addition of Python as a language used to analyze data. In SQL Server 2016, we had the R language added, and quite a few people have … Continue reading
Where Do You Run Your R Scripts?
I know most of you don’t work with the R language. In fact, plenty of you might not know anything about R other than a cursory understand of this as some sort of data analysis language. If you want to … Continue reading
Why Use R Services?
I ran across a blog post from the very talented Joe Sack recenty, who I hope makes a few more minutes for me the next time we’re in the same town together ;). The post is a look at some … Continue reading