Posit Description

One source of truth for R packages and Python packages RStudio is the preferred professional data science solution for every group. A Python and R integrated development environment with syntax-highlighting editor, console, and code execution. It also includes tools for workspace management, history, plotting, and plotting. You can publish and distribute data products throughout your organization. One-button deployment of Shiny applications and R Markdown reports, Jupyter Notebooks, etc. To increase reproducibility and reduce the time spent installing and troubleshooting R packages, you can control, organize, and manage your use of them. RStudio is committed to sustainable investment in open-source and free software for data science. RStudio has been certified as a B Corporation. This means that our open-source mission has been codified in our charter. Our professional software products are enterprise-ready and provide a modular platform that allows teams to adopt open-source data sciences at scale.

Pricing

Free Version:
Yes
Free Trial:
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Company Details

Company:
Posit
Headquarters:
United States
Website:
posit.co

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Product Details

Platforms
Windows
Mac
Type of Training
Documentation
In Person
Customer Support
Phone Support
Online

Posit Features and Options

IDE Software

Code Completion
Compiler
Cross Platform Support
Debugger
Drag and Drop UI
Integrations and Plugins
Multi Language Support
Project Management
Text Editor / Code Editor

Statistical Analysis Software

Analytics
Association Discovery
Compliance Tracking
File Management
File Storage
Forecasting
Multivariate Analysis
Regression Analysis
Statistical Process Control
Statistical Simulation
Survival Analysis
Time Series
Visualization

Source Code Management Software

Access Controls/Permissions
Bug Tracking
Build Automation
Change Management
Code Review
Collaboration
Continuous Integration
Repository Management
Version Control

Data Science Software

Access Control
Advanced Modeling
Audit Logs
Data Discovery
Data Ingestion
Data Preparation
Data Visualization
Model Deployment
Reports

Posit User Reviews

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  • Name: Robert G.
    Job Title: Student
    Length of product use: 6-12 Months
    Used How Often?: Weekly
    Role: User
    Organization Size: 100 - 499
    Features
    Design
    Ease
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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.
    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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