Run Python and R in Spotfire Data Canvas Nodes (Data Prep Example)

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  • Опубликовано: 28 янв 2025

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  • @coryrasmussen8974
    @coryrasmussen8974 4 года назад

    Neil, this is awesome. Best explainer I have seen using TERR.

  • @freerangedingo
    @freerangedingo 5 лет назад

    Thanks for keeping these a reasonable length!

  • @jimputnam6829
    @jimputnam6829 4 года назад +1

    Neil, came across this just now although it is one year old, excellent stuff. To save a step, is there a way to use the read.csv functionality in R to pull in the file directly with a data function? This would be really helpful with csv files available over the web.

  • @bigmountainanalytics
    @bigmountainanalytics 5 лет назад +1

    When you enter in dplyr in the packages line, what does that actually do?

    • @bigmountainanalytics
      @bigmountainanalytics 5 лет назад

      @Neil Kanungo Thanks for the response. I've always just added the library command into my code.

  • @matheuspintoarratia1734
    @matheuspintoarratia1734 4 года назад

    can I use this on 10.3.1 spotfire version? i don't have the python script option :/ do i need to install something? 6:43

  • @wangzhuang773
    @wangzhuang773 5 лет назад

    Thanks. Could this python engine support webplayer now?

  • @amolgargote
    @amolgargote 5 лет назад

    Are Python data functions faster than R data functions?

    • @amolgargote
      @amolgargote 5 лет назад +1

      Neil Kanungo Thanks. We are using version 10.3. Let’s see when we upgrade to 10.7

  • @hsuanhungyeh8051
    @hsuanhungyeh8051 5 лет назад

    Nice work! Can we install additional python libraries by ourselves?

    • @hsuanhungyeh8051
      @hsuanhungyeh8051 5 лет назад

      Awesome! Thank you!

    • @juandedioshernandez1412
      @juandedioshernandez1412 2 года назад

      @Neil Kanungo and how do you install the library?

    • @juandedioshernandez1412
      @juandedioshernandez1412 2 года назад

      for i9nstance 'survival'

    • @DrSpotfire
      @DrSpotfire  2 года назад

      @@juandedioshernandez1412 you go to the Tools menu then either "Python Tools" or "TERR Tools" for R, then the "Package Management" tab