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#1 2005-06-15 17:03:52
- arooaroo
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[science] R 2.1.0 - statistical language and environment
R is similar to GNU's S. It covers many mathematical domains, although is well known for its statistics support. I personally use it for vector/matrix manipulation and clustering of large datasets.
The PKGBUILD is now available on AUR. This is my first one - so I hope it's ok!
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#2 2005-06-15 17:38:15
- max_sipos
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Re: [science] R 2.1.0 - statistical language and environment
extra/r 2.1.0-2
R is a language and environment for statistical computing and graphics
It's already in the repository (extra).
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#3 2005-06-15 18:00:39
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Re: [science] R 2.1.0 - statistical language and environment
It's already in the repository (extra).
D'oh! How did I miss that?! I did check - honest! But somehow, I missed it. God knows what happened there. Obiviously, I wouldn't have gone to all the effort if I knew. 
I shall remove mine from the AUR then.
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#4 2005-06-15 21:24:06
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Re: [science] R 2.1.0 - statistical language and environment
hehehe,
now you're down to 0 again then,
arch + gentoo + initng + python = enlisy
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#5 2005-06-15 21:30:57
- arooaroo
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Re: [science] R 2.1.0 - statistical language and environment
Indeed. But the experience was worth it. I recall hearing others that it was easy, but I still expected it to be more difficult than it actually was!
This is a clear sign of how well designed ABS is 
(Well, technically, I did miss a couple of depends, but I realised quickly and was fixing that when max spotted the duplication!)
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