R interface #60
R interface #60
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I think you should add _freeze directory in .gitignore, and also remove it from the git repository.
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I think you should add reticulate/reticulate_files/libs directory in .gitignore, and also remove it from the git repository.
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| - Note: you can use the same YAML header as in | ||
| `reticulate/reticulate.qmd` as a number of presets for rendering | ||
| are made into the `_quarto.yml` file. |
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I think we could add somewhere in this global r-interface README a link to the reticulate/reticulate.md
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| Using up-to-date Gudhi library in R | |||
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Is it possible with quarto, when generating *.md files, to force the file name to REDME.md, instead of reticulate.md ?
Thanks to this modification, one can see the md file rendered when going into the reticulate directory
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| Let us inform the R session that we want to use the virtual environment | ||
| `r-reticulate` where we installed all the required Python packages (see | ||
| `README` at the root of the project). This is done with: |
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| `README` at the root of the project). This is done with: | |
| [Bring GUDHI into R](../README.md#bring-gudhi-into-r)). This is done with: |
This should make a nice link to the concerned file.
A space to contribute Quarto notebooks for showing how GUDHI can be interfaced with R to enable the use of statistical analyses provided by the R community.