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On 6/28/09, Mark Knecht <markknecht@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Actually I'm liking the suggest to try using R. I have already managed |
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> to read my data files using the read.csv function. When I understand |
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> headers and tables better I'll likely be able to make my plots from |
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> that data pretty easily. It's cross platform so it solves that problem |
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> and keeps me focused on where I might add value - evaluating the |
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> market data - and not worrying about how to program in C or Python. |
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> Open to other ideas but this one is looking pretty good to me so far. |
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If you have your data in a text-like, tabular format that R likes then |
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you might also try feeding them into a data mining package like Weka. |
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Depending on what kind of analysis you are looking for, it might be |
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even better (and easier) than R -- or entirely unsuitable. :) |
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