Posit Description
Posit delivers a comprehensive ecosystem for modern data science, uniting open-source technologies with enterprise-grade collaboration and deployment tools. Positron, its free data-science IDE, blends the immediacy of a console with powerful debugging, editing, and production capabilities for Python and R developers. Posit’s suite of products allows organizations to securely host analytical content, automate reporting, and operationalize models with confidence. With strong support for open-source tooling, the company enables teams to build on transparent, extensible technologies they can fully trust. Cloud solutions simplify how users store, access, and scale their projects while maintaining reproducibility and governance. Customer success stories from organizations like Dow, PING, and the City of Reykjavík highlight the impact of Posit-powered applications in real-world environments. Posit also fosters a thriving community, offering resources, events, champions programs, and extensive documentation. Built by data scientists for data scientists, Posit helps teams adopt open-source data science practices at enterprise scale.
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Statistics and graphs Date: Mar 23 2022
Summary: I've been studying statistics for the last year and RStudio is the easy part. You get a lot of value by visualising stuff and it's easy. It automatically calculates correlations, associations, confidence intervals, prediction intervals, p/t/f values... Even if you just have a straight list of numbers you can get a boxplot, standard deviation, test normality...
Positive: Powerful statistical tools.
Good quality customisable plots, all different types using all different data and models.
Easy to import from csv and there's plenty of datasets around if you go looking.
Easy to create and export graphs.
Being able to quickly and easily visualise (and share) data is more useful than I could have imagined. All the "academic" data online is suddenly easy to use.
I haven't even scratched the surface of community created packages, but they're easy to install, not always so easy to use.Negative: You can get unhelpful syntax error messages.
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The basics work well but sometimes just changing something (eg colours) in specialised plots feels like a hard programming puzzle.
It's mostly straight-forward like "plot(data)", but the commands are written in a programming language and get tricky depending on your needs.
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