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                                            Oscar South

Getting values from R into the 'pure' Haskell world (using inline-r in source files)

Thanks for the reply! I'm looking forward to reading your follow up with potential problems. My present use case is that I've written a small Markov Chain module in Haskell...

Getting values from R into the 'pure' Haskell world (using inline-r in source files)

Thanks very much again. I'll be exploring this in depth over the next few days.

Getting values from R into the 'pure' Haskell world (using inline-r in source files)

Had a chance to explore these suggestions today. Have been working on other (pure) modules for a while. Using the regular [r| ... |] quasi-quotation, I can represent a (toy...

Getting values from R into the 'pure' Haskell world (using inline-r in source files)

I also had a try and couldn't get to grips with the `Data.Vector.SEXP` module. Would it be possible to share a few examples of initiating objects and accessing them from...

Getting values from R into the 'pure' Haskell world (using inline-r in source files)

Thanks very much for those links. While I'd browsed that blog previously, in checking the specific links you sent just now I noticed that the method of extracting dataframe columns...

Getting values from R into the 'pure' Haskell world (using inline-r in source files)

Thanks. It'll give me a starting point to explore matcher more deeply from too.

Getting values from R into the 'pure' Haskell world (using inline-r in source files)

I've been working on other modules for a while so I've not really looked much at this. Today I came back to it and read through the Matcher documentation on...

Getting values from R into the 'pure' Haskell world (using inline-r in source files)

I actually managed to do what I needed to do by reducing the list column with `rbind` as the function and an empty matrix with 0 rows and columns equalling...

Exception in plugin Graph Database Support ( 3.0.3 )

experiencing this datagrip debian

MIDI note data dropout with SuperDirt MIDI

Just an update: I've repeated this test on a different OS now (Manjaro) and the results are identical (wanted to confirm to myself that it wasn't an OS issue on...